Indigenous People Invade Illegal Fish Farms
After 30 years of peaceful opposition, indigenous nations of western “Canada” have had enough and have begun occupations of illegal fish farms to disrupt their operations.
Indigenous Resistance
Savage FAM – Renewal
Renewal – First issue of Savage Family’s Friday Freedom Files
Ipperwash Crisis in Five Minutes
On September 6, 1995, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) violently attacked the occupation of the Ipperwash Porvincial Park, by members of the Stoney Point Ojibway band, shooting and killing indigenous land defender Dudley George
Traditional Mi’kmag Chiefs oppose fracking in Gaspesie, Quebec
We are here not only to support the occupation against Junex but also to assert our inherent rights over our unceded and unsurrendered territory
#Unsettling150
This year Canada is commemorating it’s 150th anniversary. But for indigenous people there’s nothing to celebrate, and have called for nationwide actions
Earthsarmy2(FUKKKMorgan)
Once again Savage Fam brings anti-colonial fire with a no holds barred hot shit hip hop track just in time for the 150 anniversary of Klanada and a call to arms against the Kinder Morgan pipeline, set to start construction this summer in so called British Columbia.
The Rare Habitat on Lelu Island
They said no to more than one billion dollars offered by Petronas some time ago, but the Province didn’t respect the decision of the Band council. That’s why Laxkwaal’aams decided to occupy Lelu Island and stop the destruction of a delicate habitat: if the giant plant is going to be built, juvenile salmon will probably disappear from the Pacific coast of Northern British Columbia. “You take away the salmon, you take away the people”.
Kitimat: Nature and Industry
The marvel of nature and industry in Kitimat is something the mayor would like to believe in at all costs: the town with the aluminum smelter has approved the lng industries to come to town, but still wants to be known for its landscapes and outdoor activities.
Kids Learning
There is a kind of tourist paradise in the Kispiox Valley, but it’s also for local kids: they can learn how to behave in the wilderness, they ride a horse, they get into the water, they get familiar with the river and the current, so that the adults of tomorrow will defend it.