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Reform BC asks Prime Minster for source of Liberal Climate Action Dividend
The Reform Party is asking you to identify the source of the British Columbia Climate Action Dividend because we fear that the payments may be an attempt to enforce the future collection of carbon taxes through collateralized debt obligations on those who accept the $100 payment.
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Press Releases
Update: Attacks on our people for asserting our rights and jurisdiction»RCMP EVICT HEREDITARY Siyam KIAPILANO AND SUPPORTERS FROM SQUAMISH BAND OFFICE, North Vancouver Squamish Nation territory that surveyed portion on Turtle Island known in Admiralty/Maritime Jurisdiction as the corporations NORTH VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA
On Friday, May 23, a force of approximately 16 taser-armed RCMP officers and band council police asked the Siyam [...]
Audio
Mohawk Radio Broadcast with Irene, Chief Red Jacket and Chief Kiapilano»Radio show archive from Mohawk Radio this past Sunday morning with Irene-Peace Kiapilano, Chief Red Jacket and Chief Kiapilano of the Independent Sovereign Squamish Nation.
Video
VIDEO: Squamish Band Council Office - May 23, 2008»Sovereign Hereditary Siyam Kiapilano of the Squamish(TM) Nation Territory evicts Squamish Band Council off his Grandfather’s land.
Upcoming Events
List of Mass Graves at Residential Schools to be Issued this Thursday, April 10»
VANCOUVER: A comprehensive list of mass graves of children at dozens of former Indian Residential Schools across Canada will be released to the media and the public this Thursday, April 10 at 10:00 am at a special ceremony at the Indian Affairs office at 1138 Melville street in downtown Vancouver.
Letters
Dear Chief Kiapilano, from jule du varrens»I mentioned earlier in the call before you arrived, that I had forwarded your press release to some colleagues of mine in the media with a personal plea to help by consistently following this and other stories emanating from and about the Original people world wide.
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UNDRiP - The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples»The High Commissioner for Human Rights has welcomed the adoption of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples by the General Assembly on 13 September 2007, as a triumph for justice and human dignity following more than two decades of negotiations between governments and indigenous peoples’ representatives.
Health
Re: The Silent Scream of the Asparagus Get ready for ‘plant rights.’»
This is in response to an article that appeared in The Weekly Standard, a Washington, DC-based publication titled: The Silent Scream of the Asparagus, Get ready for ‘plant rights.’ by Wesley J. Smith. The article labels Switzerland as enshrining “plant dignity” and it being a part of a cultural disease that has infected Western civilization
