CHARBONNEAU – Terrorists subvert Wet’suwet’en cause
MICHAEL FORTIER was jarred awake at 1:30 a.m. on May 4 by the banging on the drain pipe of his Montreal home. A neighbour was trying to get Fortier’s attention – his two [Continue]
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EDITORIAL – We have a right to protest but not a right to break the law
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. CONFRONTATION AND ARRESTS are now a common part of public protests rather than an unintended by-product. High-profile interactions between [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Time to take the wraps off the secret Wet’suwet’en deal
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. IF YOU GOOGLE WET’SUWET’EN these days, most of what pops up is two weeks old. The country has, at least temporarily, forgotten about the [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – The language of the infiltrators in pipeline dispute
INFILTRATORS OF THE PIPELINE PROTEST intend to shut down dialogue and perpetuate the divisions between us. What was once the sole grievance of hereditary chiefs is now a [Continue]
IN THE LEDGE – What assurances did government get on blockades?
Excerpt from Question Period in the B.C. Legislature on Monday, March 2, 2020. P. Milobar: We, so far, seem to be getting more answers around the rights and title. I’m [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Some questions from a white dude about the death of reconciliation
THIS MOSTLY WHITE DUDE has some questions about the death of reconciliation. I ask these questions of those putting up the “Reconciliation is Dead” signs at the [Continue]
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