Coast Salish Freedom Fighters: From Alberta Tar Sands to the Salish Sea, Day 2
Update Dec. 4, 2024: Indigenous Leaders say the community was not notified of Alberta tar sands spill for nine months.
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Watch Day 2 video by Govinda https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giH3RP2S1Fw
SEATTLE -- The dead birds floating in the Alberta tar sands tailing ponds, the man camps linked to missing and murdered Indigenous girls, and the increased oil tankers in the Salish Sea -- are all parts of the dirty oil of the Trans Mountain pipeline pouring out of Alberta's dirty tar sands, bound for oil tankers in the Salish Sea.
"We are not just activists, we are revolutionaries and we're radical and militant and we want to keep it that way, we don't want to get soft in our older years," said Kanahus Manuel, Secwepemc and Ktunaxa, describing her family's struggle to protect their land and stop the Trans Mountain pipeline.
