This episode exposes how large grants and activist funding networks turn small camps into permanent blockades. Its intent is to undermine the grassroots narrative and show that these protests are professionally financed operations designed for maximum disruption of pipeline construction.…
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This episode situates the dog sanctuary within a broader historical pattern of pipeline protests in BC. By drawing clear parallels to Coastal GasLink and Trans Mountain tactics, it aims to show this is not a one-off protest but a recycled …
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This episode proves intent through geography, showing that the sanctuary’s remote location makes no sense for dog care but perfect sense for blocking a pipeline. Its purpose is to demonstrate that placement, not compassion, is the operative strategy, reinforcing that …
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It looks like a sanctuary.
But it sits directly in the path of a multibillion-dollar pipeline project. In this series, we investigate how this single encampment became a focal point in a national struggle over resource development – and what …
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Series Explainer
This investigative series dissects the carefully constructed narrative behind the so-called Decolonial Dog Sanctuary and shows how the language of care, rescue, and reconciliation is being used as political cover for a coordinated effort to obstruct the Prince …
We are rapidly coming up on the anniversary of the terrorist attacks (plural) in our communities that started on Feb. 17, 2022 four years ago.
There is a saying, if you do not know where you came from, you will …
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How can anyone ever expect to take any First Nation seriously when they cannot stick to agreements they made in the past? We see a change in leadership and suddenly agreements made in the past are snuffed out like a …
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Carney didn’t meet ‘coastal First Nations,’ he met an environmentalist group named Coastal First Nations. (Quote from the National Post)
More quotes from the National Post
But Carney didn’t meet with a governing body representing the more than 100 …
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We thought this last update for 2025 was worth sharing, even if we did not write it.
Montréal, QC, December 16, 2025 — A survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Montreal Economic Institute indicates strong support for …
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