A new group of protesters who set up camp at Tyendinaga in Ontario, with a fire being set by the tracks as a train went by and a car set ablaze on Wednesday, are watching intently as Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs are expected to meet with federal ministers on Thursday, Feb. 27.
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New protests at Tyendinaga create rising concerns as fires set
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