Gidimt'en Checkpoint

• Wet’suwet’en land defenders apply for charges to be stayed, alleging Charter violations

  Twelve Wet’suwet’en land defenders have applied to the Supreme Court of British Columbia to have criminal contempt charges stayed.

  Canada

  Mar 2, 2023
  
• B.C. business group, Crime Stoppers offer $100K reward for tips on Coastal GasLink camp attack

  RCMP have not identified any suspects in the attack and have exhausted "all leads to date," with no new tips to work with, according to Supt. Jim Elliott.

  Crime

  Dec 12, 2022
  
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• 15 people charged with criminal contempt over B.C. pipeline protest, 10 others await fate

  The prosecution service says it will take four more weeks to decide if there's enough evidence to charge an additional 10 people, while two others won't be prosecuted.

  Crime

  Jun 1, 2022
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• Charges no longer proceeding against journalists arrested at B.C. pipeline protest

  Charges are no longer being pursued against two journalists who were arrested last month while reporting at a pipeline construction site in northern British Columbia.

  Canada

  Dec 26, 2021
• Mounties investigate as Gidimt’en clan renews effort to stop B.C. pipeline construction

  Coastal GasLink should expect that Wet'suwet'en law will prevail on the First Nation's unceded territory in northern B.C., said a Gidimt'en Checkpoint spokesperson.

  Environment

  Dec 20, 2021
• Londoners rally in support of Wet’suwet’en fight against Coastal GasLink project

  Supporters in London gathered together to show solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en people, who are fighting a natural gas pipeline project, Friday night.

  Canada

  Nov 26, 2021
• Photojournalist released with conditions after arrest at pipeline dispute in B.C.

  Amber Bracken was released on the condition that she appear in court in February and that she comply with the terms of an injunction order granted to Coastal GasLink.

  Politics

  Nov 22, 2021