Archive - Oct 2013

October 21st

Canadian government transfers billions of public dollars to Enbridge and TransCanada without transparency

From Rabble.ca

Export Development Canada: How billions are transferred to Enbridge and TransCanada without substantive disclosure

BY KIMIA GHOMESHI AND ANNA ZALIK | OCTOBER 18, 2013

October 20th

Government throne speech version of history makes First Nations invisible with their "seize the moment"

From GlobalResearch.ca

Canadian Government Usurps First Nations Land Rights. Oil and Gas Fracking supported by RCMP against Elsipotag

Seize the Moment, Stand with Elsipogtog

By Derrick O'KeefeGlobal Research, October 19, 2013

October 19th

First Nations uniting in struggle against abuse of power by government and corporations destroying the land

From theGuardian.com

New Brunswick fracking protests are the frontline of a democratic fight

Posted by Martin Lukacs - October 21, 2013

Images of burning cars and narratives about Canadian natives breaking the law obscure the real story about the Mi'kmaq people's opposition to shale gas exploration

October 17th

Government and industry use RCMP to attack Elsipogtog First Nation defenders of the land and water

From HuffingtonPost.ca

Elsipogtog First Nation Sees Violence As RCMP Moves To End Protest

By Melanie Patten, The Canadian Press Posted: 10/17/2013

October 16th

October 15th

UN special rapporteur completes visit with warning for Canada that relations with First Nations in crisis

From o.canada.com

Canada's relations with aboriginals in 'crisis,' UN envoy says after fact-finding mission

 - October 15, 2013

October 14th

Canada's epic failure to honour treaties rooted in history of greed and destruction of land

From WestCoastNativeNews.com

Canada's epic failure rooted in history

DERRICK ON OCTOBER 12TH, 2013

October 12th

Winnipeg and First Nations welcome UN Rapporteur on Indigenous Peoples

From CTV.ca

Hundreds fill Portage and Main to welcome UN Rapporteur on Indigenous Peoples

 

Ben Miljure reports on celebrations at Portage and Main to welcome the United Nations' rapporteur on indigenous rights.C