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Dec 1, 2016

Kinder Morgan approval stirs feelings of betrayal in Canadians who voted for Trudeau

rabble staff

Cynicism is part and parcel of the Liberal strategy to get elected at any cost -- but the disconnect between rhetoric and action is impossible to maintain for any length of time.

Blog

Nov 29, 2016

Trudeau's Kinder Morgan approval final, cynical betrayal to Canadians who voted for real change

Michael Stewart

Cynicism is part and parcel of the Liberal strategy to get elected at any cost -- but the disconnect between rhetoric and action is impossible to maintain for any length of time.

Columnists

Nov 23, 2016

Trudeau's Trumpishness bulldozes Indigenous rights

Matthew Behrens

Under the deceptive banner of "Canada is back," the Trudeau Liberals are intent on the delivery of a Trump-like policy platform that runs roughshod over Indigenous rights.

Columnists

Nov 3, 2016

Jackson Browne, Indigo Girls among musicians banding together against Dakota Access Pipeline

Amy Goodman

Denis Moynihan

Musicians are rallying with the land and water protectors at Standing Rock to pressure oil billionaire Kelcy Warren, CEO of Energy Transfer Partners, which owns the Dakota Access Pipeline.

News

Oct 28, 2016

Make Muskrat Right activists celebrate cautious victory

Cory Collins

Action over Muskrat Falls gained momentum following occupation of the project's work site. Premier Dwight Ball met with Aboriginal leaders on Tuesday, which ended with an agreement on the project.

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Oct 27, 2016

Science is on the side of Muskrat Falls protesters

rabble staff

Protesters at Muskrat Falls are demanding that Nalcor Energy clear away vegetation and the surface soil layer from the area to be flooded in order to reduce poisoning by methyl mercury.

Columnists

Oct 25, 2016

Science bears out Muskrat Falls protesters' demands. Governments should listen.

Ole Hendrickson

Protesters at Muskrat Falls are demanding that Nalcor Energy clear away vegetation and the surface soil layer from the area to be flooded in order to reduce poisoning by methyl mercury.

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Sep 29, 2016

The push for new pipelines in the name of 'nation building' continues to tear us apart

rabble staff

This dependence on commodities continues to shape Canada's body politic -- and for our new government, it will continue to confound attempts to heal relations with First Nations.

Columnists

Sep 28, 2016

Unrestrained resource extraction isn't ancient history -- it's a crime still in progress

Naomi Klein

We have a new federal government, a new tone around First Nations and the environment. But when it comes to concrete action on lowering emissions and respecting land rights, much remains the same.

News

Sep 19, 2016

Fifth annual Downtown Eastside powwow shifts focus to future generations

Megan Devlin

Organizers this year emphasized that simply bringing people together is a form of resistance.

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