Trudeau has heated moment when asked to reconcile climate plan with pipeline purchase
Hecklers interrupted him at least three times as he tried to answer.
Mi’kmaw grandmothers to launch land title claim against Alton Gas project | CBC News
Their lawyer, Michael
McDonald, told the Nova Scotia Supreme Court Wednesday that the claim is
based on the 1752 treaty with the Crown and the notice of motion is for
an Aboriginal title claim for the lands currently being used by Alton
Gas.
McDonald said an injunction will also be filed to prevent
Alton Gas from doing further work along the Shubenacadie River at Fort
Ellis, while the title claim is being settled.
Alton Gas: it ain’t over til it’s over – Nova Scotia Advocate
KJIPUKTUK (Halifax) – It’s very tough going for the Alton Gas water protectors these days.
Freedom of Information documents and emails recently released to the
Alton Gas water protectors reveal how they have been correct all along
when they say the project rests on a shaky legal foundation.
Ellen Page visits Alton Gas site in support of Indigenous water protectors
“Humbled and honoured to have spent time with the extraordinary Dorene Bernard and other grassroots grandmothers and water protectors to learn more about how they are protecting the water and land from Alton Gas and the Nova Scotia Government and the best ways to support,” Page wrote in an Instagram post to her two million followers Monday.
What Canadians Stand to Lose if the Senate Guts Bill C-69, the New Environmental Assessement Law
This
bill gives Canada an opportunity to get serious about the global fight
against climate change by making it part of how we build Canada’s energy
projects and infrastructure.