Idle No More Movement

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  1. Hi, my name is Teresa and I will be talking
  2. to you about the I don't know more movement, I
  3. don't know more.
  4. As a mass movement that started in late 2012 expect
  5. attention on social media and supporters from all over the
  6. world gathered to show support the founders of the movement,
  7. Nina Wilson, Sheila Mclean, Sylvia mcadam, Jessica Jordan organize a
  8. teaching in Saskatchewan on november 10, 2000 and 12 to
  9. raise awareness about the proposed Bill C 45 that was
  10. expected to reduce environmental laws, particularly for water rates.
  11. On January five, about 200 people attended and I don't
  12. know more event in Buffalo Narrows people of all ages
  13. came out including a large number of youth, the majority
  14. of Metis and First Nations people to represent their communities.
  15. Yeah, I don't know more movement attracted supporters from indigenous
  16. and non indigenous communities in Canada and internationally with rallies
  17. and round dances held not only in Canada but also
  18. in the U.
  19. S. And overseas covering more than 50 events.
  20. So what is Bill C45?
  21. The Navigation Protection Act replaces the Navigable Waters Protection Act
  22. with Bill C- 45.
  23. Now that the Navigable Waters Protection Act has historically protected
  24. the right to navigate without being restricted by logging operations,
  25. bridges, pipelines, stamps and other forms of industrial development.
  26. As a result, it provides an indirect tool for water
  27. and environmental protection.
  28. This is because the Minister of Transport Princess was required
  29. for projects like this, which sparked a federal Environmental review.
  30. The Crown's obligation to consult and accommodate the aboriginal peoples.
  31. The movement of idle no more has led to a
  32. meeting on january 11 2013 between Prime Mrs.
  33. Prime Minister Stephen harper and a delegation of the Assembly
  34. of First Nations, including the national chief Shawn at leo.
  35. With time, the pressure from social media and government has
  36. declined however, that I don't know more has not stopped
  37. the activities In March 2013, I don't know more formed
  38. an alliance with defenders of land network of activists that
  39. have been involved in indigenous land rights issues since 2018.
  40. As a result of the alliance, the movement has joined
  41. a declaration that called on federal provincial and territorial governments
  42. to do the following repeal provisions of the job acts
  43. growth improving, deepened democrats see fully implement the UN declaration
  44. on rights of indigenous people and the government policies of
  45. extinguishing aboriginal title.
  46. Oh, you're historical treaties, hold a national inquiry into missing
  47. and murdered indigenous indigenous women Since 2013.
  48. I don't know more.
  49. Has organized and supported rallies and other events in the
  50. support of indigenous rights, environmental protection.
  51. The movement is still existing showing the support of environmental
  52. protests and indigenous rights, I don't know more started as
  53. a protest against Stephen Harper's Conservative Government's 2012 bill.
  54. Since then, the movement expanded and it has larger issues
  55. such as indigenous rights and environmental conservations movement, rallied the
  56. indigenous community and sparked discussion among concerns and the general
  57. public