Alberta separatism threats spur First Nation to revive lawsuit against Sovereignty Act
Alberta separatism threats spur First Nation to revive lawsuit against Sovereignty Act
Grand Chief Greg Desjarlais of the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations says no referendum can overturn the treaty that encompasses most of central Alberta.
"We're tired of seeing the government pass these bills where you don't see two sentences of Indigenous inclusion, and that has to stop," Desjarlais told the media at an anti-separatist rally on the steps of the Alberta Legislature building in Edmonton, amiskwaciwaskahikan, on Thursday.
About 600 people were at the demonstration, many with flags and signs protesting Alberta's separation from Canada and the controversial Bill 54, proposed by Premier Danielle Smith's government.
"I think we're tired of being pushed around," Desjarlais said.
Good. The maple MAGAtards have no idea how illegal what they're trying actually is.
Carney will announce an LNG pipeline through Quebec soon and it will all be clear why they did it.
It's time to buy a PC membership and attending nomination meetings.