 CSIS surveillance of pipeline protesters faces federal reviewLaw & Order | 206813 hits | Aug 12 10:12 am | Posted by: BeaverFever  A federal committee is holding a hearing today into a complaint that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service illegally spied on peaceful anti-pipeline protesters in B.C., but the public may never know what went on behind closed doors.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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http://www.theguardian.com/environment/ ... s-advocacy
The Harper government spent $30 million of public funds on oil sands advocacy.
http://www.vancouversun.com/business/Do ... story.html
35 more commentors and intervenors drop out of the National Energy Board review of the proposed Trans-Mountain Pipeline.
Nice triple-whammy here. The BC Civil Liberties Association alleges that CSIS spied on environmental protestors and then shared information with oil companies.
That's a sh!t move if I've ever seen one.
Nice triple-whammy here. The BC Civil Liberties Association alleges that CSIS spied on environmental protestors and then shared information with oil companies.
That's a sh!t move if I've ever seen one.
Alleged at this point. That's so far out there I have a hard time believing it. I'd be pretty outraged if it were true though.
Alleged at this point. That's so far out there I have a hard time believing it. I'd be pretty outraged if it were true though.
Anymore it's the stuff I have a hard time believing because it seems all the crazy stuff keeps ending up being true.
Anymore it's the stuff I have a hard time believing because it seems all the crazy stuff keeps ending up being true.
Yup. No guarantee of truth anyways. It's a secret trial--yes we have those in Canada in this day and age. And it is expected to take more than a year--trying to wait everybody out, is my guess.
Nice triple-whammy here. The BC Civil Liberites Assocaition alleges that CSIS spied on environmetnal protestors and then shared information with oil companies.
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/ ... s-advocacy
The Harper government spent $30 million of public funds on oil sands advocacy.
http://www.vancouversun.com/business/Do ... story.html
35 more commentors and intervenors drop out of the National Energy Board review of the proposed Trans-Mountain Pipeline.
Yup posted them 1-2-3 in the CKA news this morning. Was going to start a thread but been feeling Harper topic fatigue on this forum for some straaaaange reason.