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A photo of former Canadian finance minister Bill Morneau in Parliament on July 8, 2020

Bill Morneau’s legacy to Canada: One very expensive pipeline project

The outgoing federal finance minister forked out $4.5 billion for the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion project

Aug 18, 2020

Charlie Smith

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Wet’suwet’en: breaking down fact from fiction on the blockades

And other myths busted on nationwide protests over Coastal GasLink's pipeline plans in northern BC

Feb 28, 2020

Enzo DiMatteo

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Photo diary: on the frontline with Wet’suwet’en supporters

Toronto action in support of the pipeline blockade in Wet'suwet'en territory in northern BC shut down a rail line in Vaughan Saturday. Here's how events unfolded.

Feb 16, 2020

Paul Salvatori

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Canadian musicians share statement of solidarity with Wetsuweten land defenders

Nearly two hundred musicians and culture workers in the Canadian music industry have signed a statement of solidarity with the.

Jan 21, 2019

Sarah MacDonald

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Canada versus First Nations: Whose land is it anyway?

Understanding the history of First Nations governance provides crucial context to the current conflict between TransCanada and the Wet’suwet’en First Nation over pipeline plans in northern BC

Jan 19, 2019

Declan Keogh

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TransCanada’s pipeline plans in BC may have just killed reconciliation with First Nations

For many Canadians, the idea of reconciliation with Indigenous peoples died last week when the RCMP sent heavily-armed police to break up the Unist'ot'en protest camp that has been blocking pipeline plans for a decade in northern BC

Jan 13, 2019

Now Toronto

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