The Left Chapter: Actions across the country in solidarity with Wet'suwet'en

Since the violent attack on Wet'suwet'en territory by the RCMP began on February 8 people across the country have been taking action in solidarity with the land defenders and their rights.

This feels like an emerging movement and the depth and breadth of the protests and resistance seems to have caught both the federal and provincial government off guard.

The Mohawks of Tyendinaga have sent bourgeois politicians and their capitalist bosses into a panic as their presence -- on their own lands -- near an essential Ontario rail corridor outside of Belleville has caused CN and VIA Rail to cancel all passenger and cargo traffic. Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller is now offering to meet with them as alarmist headlines cry out things like "'An emergency for the Canadian economy': Rail disruption hurting industries, groups say". (Update 3 pm EST, Feb 13: B.C. premier, Ottawa agree to meet with Indigenous groups behind rail blockades)

Here is a look at some of the actions to date:

UPDATE: VIA Rail cancels trains nationwide, CN shuts down Eastern Canadian network as Indigenous protests continue (Feb 13 5:15 EST)

"CN Rail and VIA Rail are shutting down huge sections of their railway networks as Indigenous blockades continue to cripple the country's transportation systems.
VIA Rail is temporarily ending all passenger services nationwide, expanding an earlier work stoppage that restricted train cancellations to the Toronto-Ottawa-Montreal corridor.
"VIA Rail has no other option but to cancel its services, effective immediately and until further notice," the rail operator said in a statement on its website.
CN Rail, the country's largest railway, is "initiating a progressive and orderly shutdown of its Eastern Canadian network" because Tyendinaga Mohawk protesters near Belleville, Ont. have so far refused to dismantle their blockade."

Longest Railway Shutdown in Canadian History Entering it’s 8th day

Second blockade set up on Mohawk territory as anti-pipeline blockades slow rail traffic

Rail blockade at the Wyman crossing in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

Manitoba protesters blockade CN Rail line, demand RCMP leave Wet'suwet'en territory

Land Protectors Are Blocking Train Lines From Montreal To Protest Coastal GasLink Pipeline

Toronto protesters block railway tracks in support of Wet’suwet’en First Nation (Feb. 8)

Wet'suwet'en supporters occupy David Eby's office in Vancouver (Feb 13)

B.C. throne speech overshadowed by provincewide demonstrations

Outpouring of International Solidarity as RCMP Arrest Unist’ot’en Matriarchs

Victoria: BC Legislature Protest Feb 10

Wet'suwet'en supporters march through downtown Vancouver, blocking traffic and shutting down bridge

Police arrest 57 anti-pipeline protesters blocking Vancouver and Delta port entrances (Feb 10)

Hundreds rally in Metro Vancouver and Victoria in solidarity with Wet'suwet'en

Sit-in at Trudeau’s office takes place in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en (February 11)

Both major bridges in Victoria shut down by supporters of Wet’suwet’en anti-pipeline movement (Feb. 10)

Deputy PM Freeland blocked by Wet'suwet'en demonstrators in Halifax (Feb. 12)

Wet’suwet’en solidarity action disrupts Deputy Prime Minister’s visit to Halifax