Articles that are related to aboriginal issues.
The price we pay for having an NDP goverment
More turmoil faced by residents of the north, who are held hostage to this this kind of abusive tactics by people who simply live on Read More
Aboriginal Issues
Dinï’ze, Tsakë’ze and Skiy’ze – Self-righteous Indignation
Hiding behind their feast hall names, speak out (meaning a press statement) to display their anger at the appearance of a “Rebel Flag” on Smithers Read More
Lighting the fire of Racism
The other day someone burned some of the junk left behind from the standoff, at the 27km mark of the forest service road, it consisted Read More
INVASION is a new PROPAGANDA film by an American activist Sam Vinal and Michael Toledano
This last week we saw an all out assault on our website by these two activists, using American Law and the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Read More
Not all Hereditary Chiefs names are passed on to better men, the name Gisday’wa is no exception.
Setting the record straight “Alfred Joseph, whose traditional name is Gisday’wa, was a Wet’suwet’en chief, “knowledge holder,” carver, teacher, orator and noted defender of Wet’suwet’en Read More
John Ridsdale – Facts, Fiction and Moose Manure
Recently John Ridsdale also using the chief’s name of Na’Moks continued his role as story teller, and it’s up to the reader to guess what Read More
Hereditary chiefs skating on thin legal ice
I will be the first to admit this will not be a journalistic masterpiece, but I will share some of my insights into what many Read More
Unist’ot’en Environment Site Assessment Scam
There is no shame among people who have no scruples, the following is my rant about what I saw there recently. This is hardly an Read More
Liberals Shut Out elected Wet’suwet’en chiefs from Indigenous Affairs parliamentary committee
May 29, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OTTAWA, ON – Today, at the Standing Committee on Indigenous and Northern Affairs, the Liberals with the support of Read More
Wet’suwet’en Governance Submission by Theresa Tait Day, Hereditary Chief Wihaliyte
The Wet’suwet’en have endured a challenging year, with internal disputes about the role of Hereditary Chiefs playing out in the national and international news. The Read More
Why some First Nations & Métis oppose UNDRIP & the Indian Act
Giving credits to the original article it can be found here. We felt this article was so relevant to the people of the Bulkley Valley, Read More
Letter from Hereditary Chiefs to Chief Luggi – Response to elected chiefs
To insure all of the Wet’suwet’en remain part of the conversation and open to every member of the Wet’suwet’en Nation. We have posted the letter Read More
Memorandum of Understanding between Wet’suwet’en, B.C. and Canada
Below is the complete text of the MOU: Immediate a) Canada and BC recognize that Wet’suwet’en rights and title are held by Wet’suwet’en houses under Read More
WNCG Proposal – Wit”n MOU and governor model
From: Theresa TaitDay Date: Fri, May 1, 2020 at 11:32 AM Subject: Fwd: WNCG Proposal.pdf. Wit”n MOU and governor model Good day Chiefs, I just Read More