Help the Tŝilhqot’in Nation Protect Teẑtan Biny: An ongoing fight to protect our sacred lands and waters
The Tŝilhqot’in won another legal victory in its protection of Teẑtan Biny, but the fight isn’t over yet. We need your help.... Read More
VIFF to screen RAVEN’s Heiltsuk film at Pacific Cinemateque October 8
This special screening features two films that delve into Indigenous Nations’ relationships with the respective lands they call home. In Raven People... Read More
On Strike for the Climate: At Work for the Future
The anticipation is building: in city after city, around the world, millions of people are joining forces and taking to the streets... Read More
Another barrier to TMX, brought to you by Indigenous Nations
In a victory for the Squamish Nation — and a setback to TMX — on September 17, 2019, B.C.’s Court of Appeal ordered ministers... Read More
Game-changing: The Bitumen Reference Case
Who gets to regulate the flow of bitumen through boundary-traversing pipelines: the province or the federal government? That’s been the question at... Read More
Sentencing of Kirby Takes Place in Bella Bella, an Unprecedented Assertion of Indigenous Law
In October, 2016 a tug without a certified pilot ran aground and spilled over 110,000 liters of diesel oil in Heiltsuk waters... Read More
Tsilhqot’in win injunction: Taseko drilling and road building HALTED pending civil case
Victory! In what has been a decade’s long fight to stop mining at Teztan Biny, Tsilhqot’in territory is protected from drilling and... Read More
Now is the time to Pull Together
On September 3, 2019, the Federal Court of Appeal tossed out all non-Indigenous cases challenging the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion. The good... Read More
Magnificent Peel Watershed protected for future generations
After 15 years of court challenges that went all the way to the Supreme Court, Indigenous Nations came together on August 22nd... Read More
Media Misinformation and the price of doing business
On August 20, the Vancouver Sun announced that “A B.C. judge has ruled that close to $3 million in fines imposed on... Read More