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Court order issued for arrest of land protectors, journalist
Court order includes Independent editor Justin Brake.
Rhea Rollmann
October 25, 2016
# aboriginal rights
News
Innu Nation wants flooding suspended as Muskrat Falls protest grows
More Innu join Muskrat Falls occupation, but leadership withholds endorsement.
Justin Brake
October 24, 2016
News
Ball dodges questions on Muskrat Falls
Premier Dwight Ball lands in St. John's, dodges questions about people on hunger strike in Labrador, contradiction between Labradorians' rights and business obligations.
TheIndependent.ca
October 24, 2016
News
Municipal leaders want in on Muskrat meeting
Labrador mayors say Muskrat Falls meeting between premier and Indigenous leaders should include municipal representation.
TheIndependent.ca
October 23, 2016
News
Muskrat Occupation: Government urged to fasttrack meetings
Demands have not changed; RCMP confirms reinforcements arriving; hunger strikes add urgency to meeting with government.
Rhea Rollmann
October 23, 2016
To Each Their Own
Thank you, Land Protectors of Labrador
We have all learned something important from the courage of Labradorians
Rhea Rollmann
October 23, 2016
News
“We hold Muskrat Falls”
Land protectors storm site, win temporary halt to flooding.
Rhea Rollmann
October 22, 2016
Letters
If we want change, we must become it
"As they come looking for your vote, I beg you to please engage, ask questions, demand answers and stick around for the accountability!"
admin
September 17, 2015
To Each Their Own
Tyrannosaurus Rex and the rude “natives”
Rex's latest rant comes from a place of fear. It's a place that other Canadians must not hesitate to confront.
Rhea Rollmann
October 22, 2013
View From The Mainland
Innu-vate, don’t perpetuate
The CBC has apologized for its problematic coverage of Innu communities. But that's only the tip of the iceberg.
Brandon Pardy
October 11, 2013
Arts & Culture
“The timing is right for all this to happen”
Exploding onto the North American and global music scene with a powerful, innovative sound, Aboriginal DJ collective 'A Tribe Called Red' is creating a soundtrack…
Justin Brake
July 18, 2013
View From The Mainland
Angling for the local guy
Tourists are flocking to fish our rivers, which is great. But there needs to be some (real) regulation to ensure the rights of locals are…
Brandon Pardy
July 4, 2013
61st Parallel
Mining the Land: the resource industry in Nunavut
Mining brings challenges but also immense opportunities to the North
Keith Collier
May 6, 2013
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