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Wet'suwet'en · Gatineau

First Nations arrive with some optimism — but mostly skepticism — as Carney's C-5 summit begins

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

First Nations leaders from across Canada expressed some optimism but mostly skepticism and even cynicism as they arrived in Gatineau, Que., for Prime Minister Mark Carney's summit to allay their concerns over his new law to fast-track major projects.See the Story

Wet'suwet'en · Canada

Wet’suwet’en complaint to bank puts Ottawa on notice over nation-building agenda

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Wet'suwet'en Nation is taking a Japanese bank to task over its fossil fuel financing which overrode the nation's right to free, prior and informed consent. It's a preview into the risks looming on the horizon as Prime Minister Mark Carney pursues his major projects agenda.See the Story

Gaza · Gaza

Rheinmetall representative to be sentenced for assault at CANSEC; Albanese calls for prosecution of executives involved in international crimes - Peace Brigades International-Canada

Photo: Henschel arrested at CANSEC, May 29, 2024. More than a year ago, on May 29, 2024, David Mikha’El Henschel, a representative of the German weapons company Rheinmetall, assaulted a Palestinian woman outside the CANSEC arms show at the EY Centre in Ottawa organized by the Canadian Association of Defence Industries (CADSI). Instagram post by Ottawa Palestinian Youth Movement. CBC News now reports: “A Swiss man has pleaded guilty to assaulting…Read Article

Green Left Front Against Arms Exports to Israel and Complicity in Crime

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Parliamentary group Green Left Front - We are not suffocating Belgrade today expressed solidarity with the people of Palestine and from a press conference in the Serbian Parliament appealed to stop the massive destruction of Gaza and stop the export of arms to Israel.Greenpeace · Gaza See the Story

Pastor’s Corner: Will There Ever Be Peace?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Everyone clamors for peace. Whether in personal relationships, or in families, schools or the workplace, everyone wants everyone to just get along and live in peace. With the turmoil and unrest on the political scene and on our very own…Palestine · Palestine See the Story

PBI-Nicaragua accompanies vigil in San Jose, Costa Rica following the arrest and disappearance of Anibal Rivas Reed - Peace Brigades International-Canada

On May 26, PBI-Nicaragua posted: “Last Friday [May 23], Nicaraguan human rights defenders in exile in San Jose organized an Emergency Vigil to demand the immediate release of people arbitrarily detained and in a condition of enforced disappearance. The vigil was convened in an emergent way to cover the complaint that the feminist defender Sadie Tamara Rivas made public that day about the arrest and disappearance of her father, Anibal Rivas Reed.…San José, Costa Rica · San José Read Article

PBI-Mexico remembers the continuing work of allied organization Saltillo Migrant House on World Refugee Day - Peace Brigades International-Canada

PBI-Mexico has posted: “June 20 – World Refugee Day Today, from PBI Mexico, we honor the bravery of those who are forced to flee to protect their lives. We reaffirm our commitment to active solidarity and the defense of human rights, accompanying defenders who, with conviction and courage, raise their voices for those seeking refuge and dignity. Today we remember the work of Saltillo Migrant House an allied organization of PBI Mexico, which cont…Canada · Canada Read Article

TC Energy and ATCO meet with Mexican president at G7 summit in Canada to advance Plan México megaprojects - Peace Brigades International-Canada

Video still: Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum meets with Canadian prime minister Mark Carney at the G7 summit in Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on June 17 at the 2025 G7 Leaders’ Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta. President Sheinbaum also met separately with the Business Council of Canada that represents 170 companies in Canada. Mexico News Daily notes: “Meeting attendees included senior e…Claudia Sheinbaum · Canada See the Story

G7 Critical Minerals Statement Targets China – The Northern Miner

At the June 16–17 summit in Kananaskis, Alta, G7 leaders released a joint statement and action plan on securing diversified, responsible critical mineral supply chains including rare earths. Although China...Keir Starmer See the Story

PBI-Honduras accompanies the National Union of Rural Workers (CNTC) at meeting with the French Embassy - Peace Brigades International-Canada

On June 17, PBI-Honduras posted: “Yesterday, PBI accompanied the CNTC [National Union of Rural Workers] El Progreso in a meeting with the French Embassy in Honduras and French journalist Alice Campaignolle. The CNTC expressed its concern about evictions and the criminalization of peasant communities. Agrarian reform was also discussed. PBI and the French Embassy highlightedEl Progreso · El Progreso See the Story

Ottawa Sped Through Law to Fast-Track Major Projects, but Implementation Is Going Slower

Coverage: 2 sources

Assembly of First Nations is convening a half-day virtual summit Thursday to discuss Bill C-5Terrorism · Ottawa See the Story

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