Canada’s Cops Were Ready to Shoot Indigenous Anti-Pipeline Activists

by The Real News Network (TRNN) / January 11th, 2020

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            RCMP officers were instructed to use as much violence as they wanted at the blockade of the Coastal Gaslink Pipeline. Kanahus Manuel, an Indigenous activist in British Columbia, said it&rsquo;s part of Canada&rsquo;s long colonial legacy.

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