Canada

'Bombshell Revelations' Point to Ongoing Poisoning of Grassy Narrows People

The angled photograph on the right shows an area he initially circled for the Star and where he believed the barrels were dumped. This circle drawn by Glowacki has been overlaid on an aerial map of the area from 1968. Aerial photo is from 1968. Archives of Ontario ref. RG 1-429-7. (Sources: Mapbox, Ministry of Natural Resources Aerial Photography at the Archives of Ontario, Map by William Davis)

Buoyed by DAPL Fight, Canadian Chiefs Launch Legal Battle Against Enbridge Pipeline

Lauren McCauley, staff writer

Buoyed by the success of Indigenous resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), a coalition of Canadian First Nation chiefs have launched legal action against the Trudeau government for its recent approval of the Enbridge Line 3 expansion. Derek Nepinak, grand chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, wrote on Facebook Wednesday that the...

In Historic Decision, Canada Declares Internet Access a Fundamental Right

Lauren McCauley, staff writer

In what is being described as a "historic" decision that will have a...

Trudeau Touts Trump's Support for KXL, Sparking Fears of Pipeline Resurrection

Nika Knight, staff writer

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touted U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's...

Poll Shows Canadian Majority Wants Water for People, Not for Profit

'Betrayal': Trudeau Approves Kinder Morgan Pipeline Expansion

In Blow to Enbridge, Canada to Ban Oil Tankers Off Northern B.C. Coast

Critics Decry Surveillance of Canadian Journalist as Part of 'Horrifying' Culture Shift

Canada and EU Sign 'Thoroughly Undemocratic' CETA Trade Deal

First Nations, Conservation Groups Sue to Block Massive LNG Project in BC

As CETA Rises from Ashes, Campaigners Vow: 'More You Insist, More We Resist'

Democracy Prevails as People's Revolt Leaves Corporate Trade Agenda "In Tatters"

Over 75 Arrested in Ottawa as Youth Demand Climate Action from Trudeau

'Final Death Blow' to CETA as Delegates Hold Firm Against Pro-Corporate Deal

Hapless Response to BC Diesel Spill Has First Nations and Enviros Worried

'Massive Body Blow' for CETA as EU Trade Ministers Postpone Vote

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In the Best Interest of Justice: Former Peltier Prosecutor Joins Urgent Activist Calls For Clemency Now

In a "truly extraordinary" and evidently unprecedented act, a former prosecutor of Native American activist Leonard Peltier, now in his 41st year in prison for a shooting at Wounded Knee he has unceasingly denied committing, has joined myriad, decades-long demands by rights advocates to free Peltier. Supporters have long argued the trial for one of this country's key political prisoners was deeply flawed, engendering "one of the greatest injustices in the American justice system.”