CSTC Latest News

Sept. 3, 2010. CSTC Interview on APTN. LINK (see at 25 minutes, Wed. Sept 1 2010)

Sept. 2, 2010. CSTC Supports the Tsilhqot’in in Rejecting Prosperity Mine. PDF. READ MORE

Aug. 23, 2010. Enbridge Wasting its Time in Damage Control. PDF. READ MORE

Aug. 23, 2010. CSTC Letter to First Nations and the World: Join the Yinka Dene People of the CSTC fight against the enbridge pipeline project. PDF READ MORE

Vice Tribal Chief Terry Teegee, RPF (Left) and Tribal Chief David Luggi (Right) stand if front of CSTC buidling in downtown Prince George, BC, with the new banner.

Aug. 12, 2010. CSTC Demands Inquiry into Pickton Murder Cases

The Carrier Sekani Tribal Council (CSTC) is demanding the Attorney General to initiate an inquiry into the Pickton murder cases. On August 8, 2010 the Crown decided not to go to trial on the remaining 20 murder cases. “Since justice is denied to the 20 women that Pickton murdered on his farm, there has to be an inquiry to provide some sort of closure and to provide answers to the families of these women” stated Vice Tribal Chief Terry Teegee. Teegee added, “We have to remember there are extended families of these women that are still in mourning and they need to know where the system failed their loved ones.”

June 8, 2010. Harvard Law Report Finds Mining Reform Urgently Needed in British Columbia (PDF Version, Text Version)

Click here to read more about this important report.

Stellat’en First Nation starts court proceedings

May 18, 2010 – Today, the Stellat’en First Nation are filing a petition in the British Columbia Supreme Court asking the court to stop the expansion of the Endako Mine unless and until the provincial government adequately consults with the Stellat’en and accommodates their interests.

The Endako Mine is a joint venture led by Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. The mine has been in almost constant operation since the 1960s, extracting molybdenum, an important mineral for various industrial processes and products. Today the mine is a massive venture with tailing ponds, waste piles and huge open pits occupying over 1400 hectares of land. MORE

Not worth the Risk!!!

ENBRIDGE PIPELINE RISKS SURVIVAL OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN CANADA

In early January 2010, the CSTC Tribal Chief David Luggi sent letters to all Members of Parliament in Canada, and all the BC Members of the Legislative Assembly to raise concern and opposition to the proposed Enbridge Gateway pipeline that would cross the Aboriginal Title lands of the Carrier Nation. READ MORE

CSTC Aboriginal Interest and Use Study on the Impacts on the Enbridge Gateway Pipeline: An Assessment of the Impacts of the Proposed Enbridge Gateway Pipeline on the Carrier Sekani First Nations.

Rally Against Enbridge Project

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