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The NS Lobster Dispute: White Supremacy, Mobs and Terrorism

Now a delicacy, lobster was routinely fed to slaves, servants, prisoners and their children during the colonial era. More recently, lobster gained popularity and demand here and abroad, and Nova Scotia’s world-famous lobsters have again gained global attention due to the war-like conflicts

It has been 21 years since the 1999 Marshall ruling, a ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada which recognized Donald Marshall Jr., a Mi’kmaw, and the Mi’kmaq peoples’ rights to catch and sell fish.

Mi'kmaq peoples have inherent rights to fish in their homeland, regardless of recognition from the colonial government.

Supporting gay and bi men's health

Talking Radical Radio

Michael Kwag is the director of knowledge exchange and policy development at the Community-Based Research Centre (CBRC). Scott Neigh talks with him about the CBRC's use of research, community-level interventions, and advocacy to promote the health of gay, bi, trans, Two-Spirit, and queer men.

The Time is Now to Stand in Solidarity with Indigenous People

Settler supporter at Sqeq'petsin, Secwepemc land defense at TMX, calls on more settlers to take action as Indigenous peoples face violence from the colonial state

I am writing today as a Sqeq’petsin camp member and Secwepemc supporter in solidarity with Indigenous people fighting against the Trans Mountain Pipeline (TMX). TMX is currently drilling under the Secwepemcetkwe (Thompson River) in unceded Secwepemc Territory (near Kamloops, BC).   

Standing up for students and public education in Alberta

Talking Radical Radio

Medeana Moussa is an entrepreneur and mother of four who lives in Calgary, and she is the executive director of Support Our Students (SOS) Alberta. Wing Li holds a PhD in neuroscience, has two children, and is the communications director for the group. SOS Alberta is a grassroots, nonpartisan network focused on standing up for the rights of students to an accessible and equitable public education system.

Maya Q’eqchi’ community defender Elena Choc Quib has died

Quib was killed by cancer, and by the indifference, power and wealth of a faraway Canadian mining company, its investors and government supporters

Elena – a courageous, Maya Q’eqchi’ land, rights and community defender, mother, sister, daughter - died at 4am, October 18, 2020, in El Estor, surrounded by family and other Q’eqchi’ community defenders.

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