Powerful actions have continued through the week demanding that RCMP and CGL stand down.



Last night five Indigenous youth leaders we're arrested inside the BC Legislature for occupying Scott Fraser's office after he refused to meet any demands regarding the removal of the RCMP and CGL from Wet'suwet'en Territory.



This morning during a press conference at the legislature Indigenous youth took the court injunction off the building and burned it in a ceremonial fire on the lawn.



Across Canada yesterday thousands of students walked out of class and held demonstrations in solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en with rallies at over 30 universities.



In Tyendinaga Mohawk territory the construction of a village at the site of the earlier rail blockade continues, and a new blockade has gone up in Akwesasne Mohawk Territory.



And on Wednesday people delivered over 30,000 petitions to the export development bank of Canada demanding that no public money be given to the Coastal Gas Link Pipeline. The Export Development Bank of Canada is responsible for public financing of the Trans Mountain Pipeline and is considering a major loan to CGL! A public loan could keep a project alive that may otherwise be dropped by investors as public pressure increases and the LNG market collapses.

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While getting CGL and the RCMP off of Wet'suwet'en territory is a difficult struggle, this movement is powerful and is expanding every day! Let's keep the pressure on!

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People on the ground at the Unist'ot'en Camp are still calling for supporters who can stay at camp for at least two weeks. If you can do this in the near future please fill out a