You say you want to stop the pipelines? These First Nations People are doing it!
Help us help them.
The Unist’ot’en Solidarity Brigade (USB) is a group of supporters based in BC’s Lower Mainland. We have been asked by the Clan Chiefs to help them uphold their responsibility to their ancestors and future generations to protect their un-ceded traditional territory.
As you will see from the stories, photos and videos on this page the Unist’ot’en Camp is strong and thriving. However, they are constantly under challenge. Their land in the foothills of the Kitimat Range stands between multiple bitumen and fracked gas pipeline projects and the port of Kitimat.
The checkpoint on their eastern border, where a forest service road crosses the Wedzin Kwah (Morice River) has so far kept pipeline crews from entering the territory by road. However, the companies continually attempt to land crews in the back country by helicopter in spite of numerous written and verbal warnings that they are trespassing.
Due to the generous support of supporters like you the Unist’ot’en now have a 4WD truck equipped with a snowplow. But funds are still needed for routine and ongoing maintenance as well as fuel.
Please contribute generously.
(If you prefer not to use Paypal cheques payable to Robert Ages can be mailed to #301 - 4689 52A St., Ladner BC V4K 2Y7 or e-transfer to robertages@telus.net)
Robert Ages was the national treasurer of the Council of Canadians for almost 20 years and has been an Offical Agent in a number of federal, provincial and muncipal election campaigns. You can verify his background in financial affairs by Googling Robert - or Bob - Ages or searching the databases of Elections Canada or Elections BC.
