Ball criticizes feds on food insecurity in northern communities
Premier’s comments on food security in Canada’s north “totally hypocritical,” says jailed NunatuKavut Elder and land protector.
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NunatuKavut elder says he’s not eating in prison
Elder and land protector Eldred Davis, 66, has been imprisoned since July 21.
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Truth first, then reconciliation
Some say the premier must do more to understand the lived experiences of Indigenous people and communities in this province if he is sincere about reconciliation.
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Land protectors see renewed support in wake of new charges
Amid claims of double standards, questions of politics, justice and reconciliation remain unanswered.
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Muskrat Occupation: Government urged to fasttrack meetings
Demands have not changed; RCMP confirms reinforcements arriving; hunger strikes add urgency to meeting with government.
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Thank you, Land Protectors of Labrador
We have all learned something important from the courage of Labradorians
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“We hold Muskrat Falls”
Land protectors storm site, win temporary halt to flooding.
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Muskrat Falls and Canada’s promise of reconciliation
The RCMP and the federal government need to consider their next steps very carefully.
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Nalcor injunction, arrests fuel movement to stop Muskrat Falls
Crown energy corporation issues injunction against land protectors that leads to violent arrest, as NunatuKavut breathes fire into growing grassroots movement.
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The Muskrat Falls rebellion and Labrador independence
Boondoggle hydro project could see Labrador go its own way from Newfoundland.
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Leaders absent from ‘People’s March for Representation’
“This is not the time to be sitting on a fence,” says grassroots organizer who wants Muskrat Falls stopped.
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“There will be on the ground action”: Town of Cartwright
Mayor says if Nalcor tries to bring transformers for Muskrat Falls through the town’s port, residents will do “whatever it takes” to stop them.
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Muskrat resistance and the failure of formal politics
Elected officials need to step up.
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“They should be here with us”
As resistance to Muskrat Falls grew notably larger during Monday’s National Indigenous Day of Action, members of the grassroots movement to halt the project are calling out Indigenous leaders for their refusal to join the 11th hour protests.
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Randy Edmunds opposed to Muskrat Falls but says dam is inevitable
“The best safeguard to me personally is to not go ahead with the project. But there’s a reality there, and as much as I want or I wish, that the project isn’t going to be stopped.”
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“We’re willing to get arrested,” says protest organizer
Simultaneous protests against Muskrat Falls and Nalcor planned for Labrador and St. John’s on Friday, with further actions in the works for Monday as part of a national Indigenous day of action.
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“Erasing our history”: Muskrat not a done deal for determined locals
$11.4 billion later and counting, Labrador’s controversial hydroelectric dam has done irreversible damage, say three locals who traveled up the Grand River to Muskrat Falls Wednesday. But the reservoir isn’t flooded yet.
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Muskrat Falls: Yes, there is a way out
We can and must cancel Muskrat Falls. It’s really our only hope.
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Toward reconciliation in Newfoundland and Labrador
Amelia Reimer, one of the province’s most vocal advocates for Indigenous rights, fields questions about missing and murdered Indigenous women, residential schools, and the path toward reconciliation in N.L.
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No reconciliation for N.L. residential school survivors, yet
As mediation talks continue in a class action lawsuit against the Government of Canada for its failure to recognize and take responsibility for N.L. residential school survivors, observers say the recently released Truth and Reconciliation report offers people in this province and across Canada an opportunity to pursue a meaningful course of action to repair the relationship between settlers and Indigenous Peoples.
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