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Emergency Advisory: Mi'kmaq say, "We are still here, and SWN will not be allowed to frack." | Halifax Media Co-op

5.11.13

Emergency Advisory: Mi'kmaq say, "We are still here, and SWN will not be allowed to frack." | Halifax Media Co-op: The Sacred Fire blockade is also supported by the Mi'kmaq Warrior Society and the Highway 134 encampment...“SWN is violating our treaty rights. We are here to save our water and land, and to protect our animals and people. There will be no fracking at all,” says Louis Jerome, a Mi'kmaq sun dancer. “We are putting a sacred fire here, and it must be respected. We are still here, and we're not backing down.”

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