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Today, housing justice rallies were held in around 20 cities across Canada, marking what organizers are calling “the first ever national day of action for housing justice.” #housingjustice #canada

RCMP's fatal shooting of 17-year-old boy 'ripping a hole' in Norway House Cree Nation Elgyn Muskego was shot by RCMP Friday. His grandparents say there was no need for police to use lethal force Charles Ettawacappo, Elgyn's grandfather, cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

“It’s scary thinking I’m going to be out here in the winter, but it really feels like I can’t leave," says Maas Gwitkunuxws Teresa Brown, who's been camping near the projected PRGT pipeline route. “I do this from love.” Story by mikegraeme.bsky.social indiginews.com/features/winte…

"They’re pitting all these nations against each other ... and we’re left with the mess — the environmental destruction and social impacts of the pipeline after these companies are long gone.” Story by mikegraeme.bsky.social Link Below

A government serious about climate change and respecting Indigenous rights shouldn't have to deliberate on letting this pipeline permit expire. The BC NDP can do the right thing here and #StopPRGT. mikegraeme.bsky.social breaks it down for IndigiNews: indiginews.com/features/winte…

Global National picked up photos I took for @indiginews.bsky.social of Gitxsan youth’s recent action in Victoria during the #BC NDP’s swearing-in ceremony. See Neetu Garcha’s full reporting on the Gitanyow/Gitxsan resistance to the #PRGT pipeline here: youtube.com/watch?v=-30VxA…

I'm incredibly proud of this, IndigiNews's first story ever in nêhiyawêwin. Not only that, but we had it translated and read aloud by Language Holder Dorothy Thunder. A collab with thenarwhal.ca. Listen to it here: indiginews.com/features/e-pim…

Today the entire Victoria School Board got fired by the NDP provincial government for refusing to allow police officers in schools. Feels important to share this again. cbc.ca/news/canada/br… #bcpoli #yyj

More seriously though, it’s striking how quickly those in power admit we can interfere with markets and divert supply chains at the stroke of a pen after they’ve spent years insisting they can’t to do so to pull people out of poverty, fight climate change or protect ecosystems.