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Judge orders invasion of Sharbot Lake Algonquins Wed. Aug. 29

August 28, 2007 | Leave a Comment | 659 views 

The following update is from Mohawk Nation News… also see this message on The Frontenac Uranium Standoff website

Brothers, Sisters, Friends, Allies, Supporters, and Environmentalists needed!

MNN. August 28, 2007. Judge Gordon Thompson has ordered the Algonquins who are blocking access to a proposed uranium mine north of Sharbot Lake to leave immediately. The people have been told to expect the police on Wednesday, August 29th. All supporters are asked to come to the site to help maintain the peace. This is only the beginning of things to come under the conservative regime with …



Aug 21 Speech delivered to Law Society of Upper Canada

August 21, 2007 | Leave a Comment | 847 views 

Courtesy of Mohawk Nation News, here is the full speech delivered earlier today at the rally in front of the Law Society of Upper Canada. This was delivered by Janie Jamieson, Spokesperson of the Six Nations of the Grand River.
Thanks to MNN for sending this out…

August 21, 2007

Throughout the past year and a half the rule of law has been the topic of discussion for many political and personal circles. Many questions are asked, “Why isn’t the rule of law being equally applied to everyone? Are Natives above the law? Why are certain people …



Janie Jamieson: Let’s talk about the Law…

August 15, 2007 | One Comment | 706 views 

Here’s a message sent out by Janie Jamieson Today, letting people know of an upcoming talk at the Law Society of Upper Canada, which located on 130 Queen Street West in Toronto, Ontario. The talk will be held on Tuesday August 21, from 10:00am to 12:00pm

LET’S TALK ABOUT THE LAW…
From Janie Jamieson

“ONE RULE OF LAW FOR ALL CANADIAN CITIZENS…”, has been the cry of many CANADIANS, however they are referring to the illegal imposition of their ‘law’ on sovereign nations, us the Six Nations Confederacy. The cry has …



British Columbia: Nigeria North?

August 11, 2007 | Leave a Comment | 663 views 

Three years ago the BC government sold Shell Canada drilling rights to explore for coalbed methane within Tahltan Lands, located in what’s now known as British Columbia, Canada.

The Talthan were never truly consulted in this business deal, hadn’t been informed of the dangers connected to Coalbed Methane, and in fact didn’t even known where Shell was planning to drill until they bulldozed an access road through a Tahltan trapper’s camp in the Sacred Headwaters region.

Once Shell completed drilling some test wells (in 2005), questions started to be asked …



More forced evictions in Guatemala

August 1, 2007 | 3 Comments | 887 views 

Rights Action has just sent out some news that Skye Resources, the same Canadian mining company that ordered the evictions earlier this year, has recently ordered another eviction. This one, directed at the Mayan Q’eqchi’ community of La Paz.

From Rights Action - Residents of the Mayan Q’eqchi’ community of La Paz (municipality of Panzos, department of Alta Verapaz) are facing yet another eviction, which also threatens neighbouring community Lote 8, along with both Barrio Revolución and Barrio La Unión of the municipality of El Estor, department of Izabal.

The …



Huu-ay-aht Votes in Favour of Final Agreement

July 31, 2007 | Leave a Comment | 644 views 

On Saturday, the Huu-ay-aht voted over whether or not to support the ratification of the Maa-nulth Treaty, one of several treaties being shoved forward in the West Coast of Canada. At the end of the day, 90% voted YES, 10% NO.

That’s pretty surprising—and also cause for great concern, even if this so-called Treaty still has to be ratified by four more Nations along with the government before it becomes legal. There’s two possible reasons for this concern: One being that Huu-ay-aht have no idea what they just voted Yes on (which considering this letter, and the tactics …



Opposition to mining in Ecuador receiving death threats

July 28, 2007 | Leave a Comment | 687 views 

This week, Amnesty International released an alert on behalf of activsts in Ecuador who are opposed to a local mining operation headed by Canada’s own Accendant Copper. According to the Press Release:

“community leader Jaime Polivio Pérez Lucero has been threatened and activist Mercy Catalina Torres Terán has been attacked, as a result of their opposition to a mining project close to their homes in the Intag area of Imbabura province, northern Ecuador. Their lives, and those of others who voice opposition to the mine, are in danger. Jaime …



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