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Video production by Michelle Derosier about the Idle No More movement as First Nation people unite in Thunder Bay

Idle No More: First Nations activist movement grows across Canada

By Benjamin Shingler, The Canadian Press December 16, 2012

From CTV.ca

First Nations protest on Trans-Canada forces RCMP to detour traffic for hours

Dec. 15, 2012

RCMP officers had to reroute traffic on the Trans-Canada highway Saturday afternoon after protesters took to the road.

Officers rerouted traffic around a peaceful protest at the intersection of Highway 1 and Highway 16 from about noon until 5 p.m.

From Grand Council Treaty #3 Office:

Please find attached the following notice from Ojibways of Onigaming First Nation: Onigaming call to action

For more information you may contact the Onigaming office at 807-484-2162.

Forwarded on behalf of Onigaming First Nation.

Donna Anderson
Political Administration Assistant
Grand Council Treaty #3
P.O. Box 1720, Kenora, Ontario P9N 3X7
Ph: 807-548-4214 Ext. 2240
Cell: 807-464-1667
Fax: 807-548-5054

From Equaywuk.ca

From MetroNews.ca

from fourarrows@rogers.com

10 December 2012 Edition

Supreme Court of Canada Hearing: Behn Case deals with Rights of Individuals To Defend Treaty and Aboriginal Rights, Fulfillment of Duty to Consult and Accommodate 

A Four Arrows Summary prepared for www.treaty8.org

From the Globe and Mail

From Idle No More web site

From KERC.ca

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Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Former teacher set to helm language preservation education centre