Jan 23rd Weekly Indigenous news on rabble.ca

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B.C. First Nation bans bottled water and becomes first Indigenous 'Blue Community' January 22, 2015 | By Maude Barlow Tsal'alh adopted a resolution with the three criteria needed to become a Blue Community: recognizing of the human right to water, banning bottled water and promoting public water services. Protect the Sacred Headwaters: Stop Imperial Metals' Red Chris Mine January 22, 2015 | By Leila Darwish Imperial Metals, the mining company responsible for the ongoing Mount Polley Mine disaster, will be seeking the final permit to open its controversial Red Chris Mine in the Sacred Headwaters of B.C. A bold vision for Canada's future January 22, 2015 | By Jessie Housty Imagine Canada's future. What does it look like? In this excerpt, we read what Jessie Housty, an Indigenous community leader from the Heiltsuk First Nation, envisions for Canada. Lynn Gehl: Centring Indigenous knowledge January 21, 2015 | By Scott Neigh Lynn Gehl talks about her journey of struggle as an Algonquin Anishnabe woman, and the importance of centring Indigenous knowledge. 'Land is a Relationship': In conversation with Glen Coulthard on Indigenous nationhood January 21, 2015 | By Harsha Walia Harsha Walia sits down with Glen Coulthard for a wide-ranging conversation about Indigenous nationhood which delves into his powerful premise: that there is no freedom in the settler-colonial state. 'The process is the punishment': Taseko takes Wilderness Committee to court over fight to save fish lake January 20, 2015 | By Dawn Hoogeveen A crowd gathered in front of B.C.'s law court in Vancouver on Monday morning in support of the Wilderness Committee on the first day of Taseko Mines' lawsuit.

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