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Stonewalled by federal court, Red Fawn Fallis changes plea

Red Fawn Fallis

by C.S. Hagen, High Plains Reader, January 16th, 2018

FARGO – Red Fawn Fallis, the woman charged with firing a handgun during the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy, changed her plea Tuesday to guilty after federal prosecutors agreed to drop one of her charges. Read the rest of this entry →

Posted in Indigenous Women, Oil & Gas

Civil liberties watchdog concerned RCMP has informants in B.C. anti-pipeline groups

Feb 9

Posted by Zig Zag

by Travis Lupick, The Georgia Straight, Feb 8, 2014

A number of environmental and First Nations groups have said they want to know whether or not the RCMP has placed informants or undercover agents inside Idle No More and other anti-pipeline movements. Read the rest of this entry →

Posted in Oil & Gas, State Security Forces

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