Dr. Frances Widdowson attended the Red Dress event in Calgary, Alberta, organized by MMIWG2S+ advocates to honor missing and murdered Aboriginal women.
Earlier today, Dr. Widdowson was arrested after returning to campus despite a trespass notice issued by the university, which had cited concerns that her presence posed a risk to the health and safety of some students.
In Calgary, Alberta, an event took place on Friday morning regarding the relocation of a “sacred memorial.”
Canadian nationalists demonstrated on one of Calgary’s busiest highways, holding a sign reading “Remigration Now,” and calling for the flow of immigration to Canada to not only be stopped, but reversed.
In the mountain community of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, one family’s call for accountability has exposed what residents describe as a troubling mix of environmental neglect, questionable land dealings, and taxpayer-funded retaliation.
This is the story of a rural Alberta community left to confront a rogue council—and a province that, residents say, looks the other way.
"The official opposition waits until it's too late, and then they start to talk about it," reasoned Wycliffe. "I'm building the messaging now, making the noise now to build the case against Bill C-63," he added.
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