The injunction is open-ended with no timeline for when it expires, and applies to any protests connected to the fight over the Coastal GasLink pipeline in northern B.C.

Youth protesters are leaving the office of Winnipeg MP Dan Vandal after occupying a room there for 11 days in an effort to block a pipeline project in northern British Columbia.

Indigenous leaders in B.C.'s northwest have invited federal and B.C. politicians to meetings to find solutions.

Protesters in Belleville, Ont., east of Toronto, start stopping railway traffic on Feb. 6.

Protesters gathered in in Peterborough on Wednesday morning near Trent University to show support for those who oppose the Coastal GasLink pipeline project in B.C.

Protests in solidarity with opponents of a B.C. pipeline project have spread across the country, and blockages continue today.

Protesters opposed to the Coastal GasLink pipeline project shut down two key bridges in Victoria on Monday evening. 

At one point, someone drove a pickup truck through plywood barriers blocking Highway 19.

On Sunday the protesters were served with a court injunction ordering them to stop blocking access to the four ports, but the protesters say they intend to stand their ground.

Protesters have been blocking the Port of Vancouver for four days, and began blocking Deltaport Saturday.