The blockade on railway tracks in Kahnawake, a Mohawk community south of Montreal, began in early February.

The proposed deal, which has yet to be formally agreed upon by the hereditary chiefs, is said to address broader land claims, rights and titles.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is ruling out military intervention when it comes to dismantling rail blockades as the union president for Quebec provincial police asks for help.

A railway blockade remains in place in Kahnawake south of Montreal on Tuesday morning.

Protesters are blocking railway tracks in Montreal in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs.

A railway blockade in the Mohawk community of Kahnawake, south of Montreal, is still standing on Monday.

Quebec Premier François Legault's claim that there are dangerous assault rifles in Kahnawake as a railway blockade is underway has sparked calls for calm.

Photos from the scene showed five protesters standing across the entrance to the facility's Clark Drive viaduct entryway.

At least three buildings were vandalized overnight Wednesday with messages like "Shut Down KKKanada" and "Land Back."

The Mohawk Council of Kahnawake expressed its concerns over what it calls Legault’s “reckless statement” that will “undoubtedly inflame a situation that has been peaceful from its very inception.”