When Indigenous Owners Become the Target
The attack on Gitxsan Development Corporation vehicles isn’t an isolated incident — it’s the logical endpoint of a campaign that has learned to treat Indigenous economic actors as infrastructure targets
The Corridor
A river crossing in the BC interior. A manufactured wilderness. A nation that still hasn’t had an honest conversation about what it actually built — and what was done to stop it.
The protest industrial complex
The road to the drill site: how theory, money, and militant fusion led to the most costly unsolved act of domestic terrorism in Canadian history.
Whose voices were silenced?
Matriarchs, a quiet majority, and eco-colonialism practised in the name of ally-ship
The Manufacturing of Dissent: When violence came to the pipeline
A new investigative series examines how the Coastal GasLink protests became a cautionary tale about who gets to decide Indigenous economic futures
The attack
How a coordinated assault on a remote worksite revealed the violent edge of environmental opposition