On 22 April, people around the world mark Earth Day. This year, it seems as though many of our governments’ environmental policies are headed in
Canadian politicians continue to try to dismiss Indigenous resistance. Turtle Island Solidarity Network unpacks the white supremacist roots of this contempt.
On 8 March, many of us celebrated International Women’s Day. When I came home from church, my roommate asked me whether my church had marked
Many of us have witnessed events in recent months and years on Turtle Island that we didn’t expect to see again. For a time, politicians
As we began the year 2025, we also end it by recalling our Wet’suwet’en partners and their allies. Four years after the Royal Canadian Mounted
October has been a heavy month for the Turtle Island Solidarity Network. We watched from afar as our collaborator Mskwaasin Agnew, an Indigenous (Cree and
Thousands joined forces in Toronto in a demonstration against interconnected crises.
This week, Community Peacemaker Teams celebrates the fact that charges have been dropped against our Canada Coordinator, Rachelle Friesen. Last September, Friesen was arrested for
Social movements across the world are struggling to contend with a wave of rightwing populism. In Canada, a neoliberal federal government is rapidly pushing forward
In August, Turtle Island Solidarity Network hosted a delegation, Unmasking and Dismantling Settler Colonialism. Here, one of its leaders reflects on the importance of community in hosting delegations.