From the Margins: In recognition of International Women’s Day [audio]

*Opinion*

From the Margins: In recognition of International Women’s Day [audio]

March 4, 2014

Listen to the show here Saturday, March 8th is International Women's Day. This show is about issues and events that continue...

*Opinion*

Letter from an Elsipogtog mother

by Annie M. Clair

February 14, 2014

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Annie Clair and her son Germain Junior Breau. Breau was arrested during the RCMP raid on the...

Environment

No spiritual elders for jailed Mi’kmaq warriors

by Miles Howe for the Halifax Media Co-op

February 6, 2014

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Province lags behind federal programming, may be breaking Canadian Charter K'jipuktuk (Halifax) - The spiritual health of Germaine (Junior) Breau and...

Environment

Clearing a path for fracking: strategic use of arrests and charges?

by Asaf Rashid

January 29, 2014

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Fredericton - SWN Resources Canada's exploration equipment currently sits silent in New Brunswick, but shale gas development creeps forward through the...

Environment

Elsipogtog and the media: a conversation from the frontlines of shale gas resistance

by NB Media Co-op

January 26, 2014

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NB Media Co-op presents Elsipogtog and the Media: a conversation from the frontlines of shale gas resistance When: Monday, Feb. 3...

Environment

Don’t forget to write: letters to jailed Mi’kmaq warriors encouraged

by Tracy Glynn

December 21, 2013

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Two of the four Mi’kmaq warriors arrested and detained for over two months in an action to stop shale gas exploration...

Environment

View from the Longhouse: hundreds unite in peace and friendship against shale gas

by Najat Abdou-McFarland

December 5, 2013

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Fredericton - The Unity and Solidarity Rally Against Shale Gas at the opening of the Legislature on November 5 brought people...

*Opinion*

Toronto activists lock down to equipment at Enbridge Line 9 river crossing

by Rising Tide Toronto

December 5, 2013

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Toronto - Members of Rising Tide Toronto have locked down to equipment at an Enbridge Line 9 river crossing, effectively halting...

*Opinion*

Action needed to stop the destruction of indigenous languages

by Andrea Bear Nicholas

November 18, 2013

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The following is an open letter to the Honourable Paul Martin, who spoke in Fredericton on Aboriginal education on October 24...

Canada

Angelica Choc’s fight is our fight too: Mayan widow suing mining company in Canada stands with Wabanaki shale gas resisters

by Tracy Glynn

November 5, 2013

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Fredericton - "I am a revolutionary," Angelica Choc, a Maya Q'eqchi' grandmother from Guatemala, declared to students, professors, anti-shale gas activists...

Indigenous