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The biggest pipeline protest since Dakota Access is taking shape in northern Minnesota, where opponents are seeking to mobilize thousands of protesters to disrupt construction on the Alberta-to-Wisconsin project known as Line 3.
At Wolfenbuttel Park Best Parking is at the elbow where 60th St. becomes 3rd Ave. People from across Wisconsin are answering the call to come to the Treaty People Gathering from June 5-8 in northern Minnesota to support the First Nations-led resistance to the Line 3 pipeline. This gathering is about supporting direct action to stop the Line 3 pipeline. At least 3 Solidarity caravans will depart early on Friday, June 4, from stops in the southeast and northeast parts of the state, meeting in Chippewa Falls and then heading north for an evening rally in Duluth. The next day they will head to th...
Event by Building Unity and Wisconsin Network for Peace, Justice & Sustainability Join our next meeting to plan the "Stop Line 3 Solidarity Tour - Wisconsin" (Traveling most of day on Friday, June 4th, spending night near Duluth, continuing on Treaty People Gathering on morning of Sat. June 5.) At least 3 car-caravans will lead activists from many…
Anishinaabe people, allies resist Enbridge Line 3 pipeline By Joe Piette posted on May 10, 2021 Philadelphia People marched from Philadelphia’s City Hall to a Wells Fargo Bank office May 7 to demand the bank stop funding Enbridge Corporation Line 3. The Line 3 tar sands oil pipeline would bring 760,000 barrels of tar sands oil per day from Alberta, Canada, to Superior, Wis. Philadelphia, May 7. (WW Photo: Joe Piette) A 35-foot-long black paper scroll was carried by participants symbolizing the oil pipeline. At the end of the demonstration, participants tore it up, “killing the corpor...
PENSION POLITICS--Environmental organizers across the country are converging in Northern Minnesota in support of Indigenous Water Protectors, to stop the construction of the Line 3 pipeline expansion. Across the country, people are protesting, sending letters, and making calls to demand that President Biden shut down the construction of Line 3 just as he called for the shut down the Keystone XL pipeline in January. They are also demanding that banks, insurance companies and pensions divest from Enbridge, the pipeline owner. (Photo above: Protests march through downtown St. Paul, MN with a ...