The streets of Toronto's Financial District became the site of a major protest today as hundreds gathered to rally against the construction of British Columbia's Coastal GasLink pipeline.
People with drums and signs gathered in front of the Toronto offices of Canada's major banks in solidarity with land defenders of Wet'suwet'en in northwest B.C., where the ongoing fight against the 670 kilometre, $6.2 billion pipeline continues.
Today marked the one-year anniversary of RCMP raids which saw the arrest and forced removal of Indigenous people from their territorial lands, and a protest in solidarity at Nathan Phillips Square last year.
This afternoon's rally began at the offices of RBC at 300 Bay Street, where members of Climate Justice Toronto, Idle No More Toronto, Rising Tide, and Porcupine Warriors led the rally. (more...)
Activists occupied RBC and AIMCo's Toronto offices today to protest the Coastal GasLink pipeline project in solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en Nation, reports Anna Bianca Roach, reports @annabiancaroach https://t.co/i4cQeq7Avn— rabble.ca (@rabbleca) January 8, 2020
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