April 4, 20150Comments

Canada’s Energy East pipeline hits a snag

The pipeline giant TransCanada has announced it is scrapping its plan for an oil export terminal on the St. Lawrence River in Cacouna, Québec, in turn delaying the completion...

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Americas

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February 15, 20150Comments

Thousands march across Canada for justice for indigenous women

On National Day of Action for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, protests took place across Canada and in U.S., writes Deirdre Fulton for Common Dreams. Marches took place...

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March 10, 20140Comments

Meet Canada’s indigenous ambassadors

In 1885, a First Nations prophet wrote, “My people will sleep for one hundred years” and then wake up. In the “genocidal” wilderness of Canada’s...

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January 18, 20140Comments

Rocking Canada – Neil Young talks tar sands

Legendary musician Neil Young is mounting a rally cry against “the ugliest environmental disaster” that he has ever seen or “could even comprehend,”...

by Earth Tribe Team

Americas

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December 15, 20130Comments

Canada’s First Nations ‘threaten’ govt’s $600 billion fossil fuel binge

In an important story published in Oil Price news, December 12, the question is raised as to whether Canada’s First Nations will scupper plans by the Conservative Prime...

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December 7, 20130Comments

Victory in Canadian anti-fracking standoff – for now

APTN is reporting that a Houston-based energy company that has faced ferocious resistance from a Mi’kmaq-led coalition is ending its shale gas exploration work for the year....

November 3, 20130Comments

Indigenous Elders – ‘Mankind has gone too far’

Maybe Facebook has provided a helping hand. All around the world, indigenous groups are finding voice, through Facebook and other non-mainstream media, with a message common...

by Earth Tribe Team

Americas

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October 21, 20130Comments

Showdown at the Mi’kmaq blockade – ‘The real story’

What really happened during the police crackdown on First Nations anti-fracking protestors? SubMedia.tv claims to have the story. They have just released the report below,...

October 18, 20130Comments

Police crack down on First Nations anti-frackers in Canada

Heavily armed Canadian police officers, some clad in full camouflage gear and wielding assault weapons, moved in early October 17 morning to enforce an injunction against a...

by Earth Tribe Team

Americas

Asia-Pacific

June 23, 20130Comments

Flooding and climate change

It is hard to get away from the conclusion that the massive floods in Canada and India are partly the result of man-made climate change. The Earth’s weather goes through...

by Earth Tribe Team

Americas

CAMPAIGNS

June 7, 20130Comments

A Healing Walk through Canada’s Tar Sands Dystopia

Cree organizer Clayton Thomas-Muller provides a deeply personal account of a ceremonial healing walk through the broken landscape of Canada’s tar sands. This year’s walk...

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March 21, 20130Comments

Idle No More and Defenders of the Land join in campaign

Idle No More appears to have changed tactics. In the early days of the Canada based First Nations rights and environmental movement, the emphasis was non-confrontational with...

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