B.C. Indigenous leaders order removal of protest blockade near Lake Cowichan
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“As Indigenous governments, it is our responsibility to decide what is best for our lands, our waters, our resources, and the well-being of present and future generations,” Ditidaht Chief Councillor Brian Tate said.“The unauthorized encampment disrespects our right to walk with pride between the traditional and modern worlds, to protect our culture and to explore economic opportunities for the common good and benefit.
“We have heard the concerns of the impacted First Nations leaders and the RCMP are working with all the stakeholders to determine a peaceful resolution,” Chief Superintendent John Brewer said, C-IRG’s gold commander.
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