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Enbridge Line 5 is back up and running after protestors broke into a valve site.

The starting pistol has been fired in a bid to stage regular junior parkruns in Axminster.

By K. James Boston In a major victory for Indigenous people everywhere, Boston Mayor Kim Janey signed an Executive Order declaring the second Monday in October to henceforth be Indigenous Peoples Day. Janey [Boston’s first woman and first Black mayor] signed the order Oct. 6 inside Boston City Hall, the…

More than 80 people face at least 90 felony charges stemming from pipeline protests over the course of the summer.

The Duluth Police Department responded after demonstrators remained on the Aerial Lift Bridge when the lift alarm was activated.

The band headlined yesterday’s Water Is Life festival, which was held in opposition to Minnesota’s controversial Enbridge Line 3 project.

UW-Madison BIPOC Coalition panel discussion. Find link at linktr.ee/uwmadisonbipoccoalition.

Wisconsin Health Professionals for Climate Action, Wisconsin Sierra Club, 350 Madison (and partners) rally and letter delivery against Enbridge Line 3 approval, 3 pm, 8/17, Army Corps of Engineers, 559 DOnofrio Drive.

The Grammy Award-winning musician will be joined by a mix of local and regional artists. Written By: Christa Lawler | × Annie Humphrey performed during the "Water is Life" Festival at Bayfront Festival Park in 2018 and returns as part of a lineup that includes Bon Iver and Lissie. (Tyler Schank / File / News Tribune) DULUTH — Several musical acts will perform next month in a "full-throated resistance in music and song to the Line 3 pipeline currently snaking its way through...