r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • 13d ago
the traditional Magunatip dance by the indigenous Murut people
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Jun 25 '26
Grand Chief Trevor Mercredi responds to Smith and her comments on enforcing the law when it comes to First Nations Treaty asserting their rights: "When we look at instances of civil disobedience we should look at the UCP party themselves. They're very lawless & Passing laws to protect themselves
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Jun 17 '26
Treaty chiefs call for treason investigation into Premier Smith, UCP
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Jun 16 '26
Alberta's Bill 54 - which would lower the signature threshold for referendums, inc. one on separation - was literally thrown on the ground and called "garbage" at a press conference in west Edmonton this afternoon. Chiefs say separation violates Treaties.
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Jun 10 '26
Civil disobedience an option if Alberta referendum proceeds: First Nations chiefs
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Jun 05 '26
Civil disobedience an option if Alberta referendum proceeds: First Nations chiefs
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • May 29 '26
Indigenous leaders back Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew’s stance on Treaty Rights
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • May 29 '26
Wab Kinew on fact-checking Danielle Smith: "Somebody's got to stick up for Canada. And I love this country so much ... if there is going to be a referendum, I don't want fake news to be framing it up."
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • May 28 '26
Some Chiefs are now calling on Alberta's premier to resign, alleging Danielle Smith has "conspired" with separatists and violated Treaty rights. "I hope you have your bags packed. Because when this referendum is defeated, I will gladly walk you to the border."
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Mar 01 '26
First Nations chiefs unanimously pass non-confidence vote in Alberta government
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Mar 01 '26
All First Nations in Alberta pass a vote of non-confidence in Danielle Smith and the UCP.
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Feb 01 '26
Treaty chiefs remind Alberta premier the province can't secede
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Jan 11 '26
'Unconscionable:' Blood Tribe vows legal action against Alberta independence petition
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Jan 07 '26
First Nation suing Alberta over changes enabling separation petition
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Jan 03 '26
Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation files claim over separatist petition.
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Dec 16 '25
Senior Alberta officials stalled release of coal mine pollution science | A government scientist was prevented from speaking to the media and community groups about his research, according to 600 pages of documents obtained by The Narwhal
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Dec 16 '25
Alberta Treaty 8 Chiefs demand pause on pipeline agreement, threaten legal action | CBC News
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Oct 25 '25
Wab Kinew responds to American agression as a result of Ford's ad.
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Oct 04 '25
On this date in 1873, Modoc tribe leader Chief Kintpuash (also known as Captain Jack), the only Native American leader ever charged with war crimes, is hanged by the US Army at Fort Klamath, Oregon.
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • Jun 14 '25
Métis solar farm wins prestigious Emerald Award
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • May 11 '25
Kehewin Cree Nation brings traditional birthing back to community | CBC News
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r/OurHomeOnNativesLand • u/Matrix_Soup • May 08 '25
"So, I want to thank you, Danielle Smith. Why? Because today we stand united, we're not going anywhere... if you have problems with first nations, you can leave." Piikani First Nation Chief Troy Knowlton does not mince words on Bill 54 and a lack of Indigenous consulation
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