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The people who have lived on this territory have been here since time immemorial. Now, TransCanada has obtained a court injunction that grants them access to this territory. They want to begin construction of a Costal Gasoline Pipeline that would transport fracked gas to the pacific coast. In response, the Gidimt'en clan set up a checkpoint to control access to their territory. Many have been arrested, protests have brought people from all over the world to BC to protest, and these nations have even gone to UN meetings to speak out against the war crimes on humanity done to them by Canada.

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In New Brunswick, Canada, indigenous, English, and French Canadians stood up against a fracking company from Texas. They had decided to start doing research in areas that made up 1/3 of the population of that city. This had then caused the water to become contaminated. The water warriors fought for the safety of their water for their's and future generations. They were relentless and finally the trucks turned around and left the city for good.

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Protesters, who prefer to be called water protectors, are standing by the path of the Dakota Access Pipeline, praying. They are protesting to defend the Missouri river. The government is trying to build a pipeline to transport over half a million barrels of oil below the river. If it cracks it will poison the water having detrimental affects on the surrounding ecosystems.