On Monday December 17th at 3:30pm, Coastal GasLink gained court-ordered and RCMP escorted access to the Wet’suwet’en territory that has been reoccupied by the Unist’ot’en clan. But after the deadline passed, the gate that the Unist’ot’en Camp put up at Morice River Bridge remained closed and the…
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RCMP authorized to forcibly enter unceded Wet’suwet’en territory re-occupied and…
On Friday the 14th, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Marguerite Church issued a temporary injunction granting Coastal…
Surrey Government Cuts Millions in Social Projects to Fund Police
On Tuesday, December 4, 2018 mayor Doug McCallum announced that Surrey is going ahead with creating a new municipal…
“Stand with Unist’ot’en” pledge comes to life in the streets of Vancouver as…
Marching through the streets of downtown Vancouver in the morning hours of Monday December 10th, a crowd of 100…
Surrey rallies against police power as a new abolitionist campaign takes to the…
“Communities Not Cops: Divest From Police, Invest In People” – this was the theme of a rally and march that…
Tent cities and the right to be awake
Tent cities provide a place to be for people who don’t have housing or shelter, either because there are not enough…
The eviction of Nanaimo’s Discontent City will be slower and less prisoncampified,…
Rather than a sudden break, where the 300 to 400 people living in the camp would be uprooted and scattered across…
Namegans Nation tent city evicted five times in two months
Despite constant attacks by the police, the public, and multiple levels of government, Namegans Nation has shown an…
Metrotown residents challenge anti-demoviction candidates to do “more than a…
On Thursday, October 18th, just days before the Municipal election, tenants facing demoviction and those fighting…
From Camp Namegans to marching as one
On Saturday September 29th, the community that has been marching and fighting alongside the Namegans homeless in…