New First Nations water bill drops mention of 'right' to clean water access ctvnews.ca/canada/article/ne…

BREAKING: Today marks 180 years that the Crown in British Columbia has failed to recognize and reconcile pre-existing Indigenous sovereignty with assumed Crown sovereignty. Learn more about the BC Treaty process at bctreaty.ca en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oregon…

New First Nations water bill drops mention of ‘right’ to clean water access Some First Nations leaders said they have not been consulted on the new legislation. [Gull-Masty is a piece of work! What is wrong with her??] 🤡🙄 halifax.citynews.ca/2026/06/…

Facts: Crime rates have gone down in BC over the past 5 years. And, the government has worked hard to secure needed bail reforms with the federal government to combat repeat violent offenders. No one is going to lose their house to indigenous people, contrary to the rhetoric. DRIPA has nothing to do with private property cases including Cowichan. Those decisions are based on section 35 of the Constitution Act and Supreme Court of Canada cases. A KC lawyer must know this. Increased longterm debt is required to finance the building of essential infrastructure including hospitals, schools, roads, energy infrastructure and housing. For 16 years, the previous government failed to invest in the needed infrastructure, leaving this government with a huge infrastructure deficit to resolve. Kerry-Lynne Findlay, fear mongering, misinformation and negative rhetoric will not make BC a better place for its citizens. Driving the economy with key investments, improving the services that people need and making life more affordable are what is important. It’s easy to be a critic, it’s much harder to roll up your sleeves and do the hard work. #bcpoli @bcndp

Americans want you to believe they came to barren land and created “civilization.” There were human beings here and a lot of bad things happened before the United States Government became “in charge.” #LandBack

First Nations leaders warn against LNG Canada investment nationalobserver.com/2026/06…

The federal government has finally acknowledged the practice of surveillance pricing, months after the NDP raised the alarm and sparked a national conversation about it. But the bill doesn’t ban this disturbing practice - in fact, it doesn’t even mention it by name. Instead, it just promises vague regulatory action in the future. In contrast, Wab Kinew’s NDP government in Manitoba is simply making the practice illegal. That’s the only way to stop big tech and big grocery chains from teaming up to gouge consumers. We’ve put this issue on the table, and we’ll keep building public pressure on the government to act decisively: today’s bill does nothing definitive to protect Canadians from this very real threat. thestar.com/politics/federal…

This is a painting of a US soldier murdering a Native American man outside his own home in a sneak attack on Indigenous civilians. This is the manner in which most of stars on the US flag got on there—very deplorable but needs to be taught in history classes 🇺🇸

Sad so many in the replies have been conned into defending an unethical billionaire for free.

'The land misses us': How Indigenous land stewardship protects cultural history and forests cbc.ca/news/canada/british-c…

There you have it. Anthropic's CEO said it: The murder of more than 100 schoolgirls in Minab targeted by Anthropic's CLAUDE "is a use case that doesn't even violate our red lines." Time to rise up against these technofeudal war criminals.

Alberta: "Have a drink at 6 a.m." Also Alberta: "We're closing the sites that reverse overdoses and keep people alive." You couldn't write a more backwards drug policy if you tried globalnews.ca/news/11902038/…

Bloomberg is owned by the world's 18th richest man. Billionaires emit more carbon in one hour than a poor person does in a lifetime. This is propaganda.

All nine tribes in South Dakota have put out a unified call to Congress to return public, federal lands in the Black Hills to tribal entities. nativenews.net/

How much of Musk’s wealth comes from government help? Virtually all of it ctvnews.ca/world/article/how…

Armed police officers aren't the answer to underfunded schools. What students need is more counsellors, youth workers, mental health supports. Remember when there used to be school nurses? There's zero evidence cops make schools safer.

Wild! This BC separatist group says it spoke directly with Kerry-Lynne Findlay and then they backed her leadership bid. People deserve to know what she said or promised to lock down their support.

RT @CelticAshes: At 87 years old, Richmond senior Lance Evans says he spends his days at the library and his nights trying to sleep in Tim…

Huh. LOOK AT THAT. Despite all the hot takes about BC’s “failing approach” to the drug crisis by critics, trolls, haters, and weirdly obsessed opinion writers (IYKYK), OD deaths are down almost 30% in this province. Looks like we ARE on the right track, doing both recovery AND harm reduction here. And unlike in Alberta, Ontario, and Vancouver’s Granville Entertainment District, we work hard to keep people alive and helping them recover. This is good news, but 119 people still died in April. There’s much more work to be done! #ToxicDrugCrisis #AllTheTools #BCpoli

I’m pissed. Prime Minister Carney just liminated the only watchdog that s created investicatea numan rants abuses against Canadian companies operating abroad. I’ve been on the ground documenting this violence for a long time. Canada has blood on its hands, and nobody seems to care.