Join us for this Sunday’s clean-up before the weekly 7th Generation Rising Collective - Community Sunday Meal at CUMFI 11am-12pm Sunday, August 9th CUMFI Parking Lot & Surrounding Area 314 Avenue M S Meet at Community Fridge DM or email surjyxe @ gmail dot com if you can commit to helping. ▫️ #yxe
Showing Up for Racial Justice Saskatoon - Treaty Six
@surjyxe.bsky.social
Showing Up for Racial Justice Saskatoon - Treaty Six (SURJ YXE) aims to draw white people into the racial justice movement though education and relationship building and to support non-white organizers and groups already doing critical social justice work.
“The waters of the Williston Lake reservoir ended these first-hand experiences for all ages and for all time.” - Daniel Sims niche-canada.org/2026/02/23/w... #envhist #envhum #cdnhist #indigenoushistory #residentialschools #ecogenocide
When Environmental Genocide Met Other Forms of Genocide: The W.A.C. Bennett Dam and Lejac Indian Residential School
Lejac residential school and Williston Lake reservoir together devastated Tsek’ehne lands, culture, hope, magnifying colonial genocide’s enduring harms and disconnection.
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MMIWG Spending Questioned – Federal Auditor General acts on families’ calls for accountability #Canada #CommunityNewspaper #FederalAuditorGeneral #KarenHogan #MissingAndMurderedIndig https://paherald.sk.ca/mmiwg-spending-questioned-federal-auditor-general-acts-on-families-calls-for-accountability/
MMIWG Spending Questioned – Federal Auditor General acts on families’ calls for accountability - Prince Albert Daily Herald
Avanti Nambiar, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Nation Auditor General Karen Hogan is launching an audit into federal spending regarding missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. The decision comes after calls from MMIWG family members for accountability for the billions of dollars spent on the crisis. Since 2019, the year the National Inquiry report
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We could use at least 2-3 more people this week. ▫️ Join us for this Sunday’s clean-up before the weekly 7th Generation Rising Collective - Community Sunday Meal at CUMFI. ▫️ 11am-12pm ▫️ DM or email surjyxe @gmail.com if you can commit to helping. ▫️ #ухе #saskatoon #treatysix #communitycare
We’re looking for 3-4 more dishwashing volunteers to support the vital work of 7th Generation Rising Collective this Sunday, August 2nd ▫️ DM or email if you can commit to helping. ▫️ #ухе #saskatoon #treatysix #communitycare
Another big thank you to everyone who showed up last Sunday for our 20th Street Cleanup with Queer Compass! We’re back to our regular CUMFI cleanup this week and need a few more folks to commit. 11am-12pm Sunday, July 26th CUMFI Parking Lot & Surrounding Area 314 Avenue M S Meet at Community Fridge
We’re looking for 1-2 more dishwashing volunteers to support the vital work of 7th Generation Rising Collective this Sunday, July 26th ▫️ • Pick up dishes from location in Riversdale at 7pm • Divide up or pair up to wash together • Drop off at location in Riversdale by Saturday ▫️ #ухе #treatysix
I am still so incredibly pleased and grateful for how well the cleanup went this past Sunday!
Yesterday’s 20th Street Cleanup with Queer Compass YXE and 7th Generation Rising exceeded expectations. ▫️ Around 50 volunteers showed up in the heat to take care of the land and community in Saskatoon’s core.
Native plant species in B.C. are being grown at a new orchard established in Blueberry First Nations territory that could help reclaim and restore thousands of industrial sites around northeastern B.C. www.aptnnews.ca?p=291809
Blueberry First Nations orchard to help restore B.C. industry sites
A First Nation in B.C says its new native plant orchard could help reclaim and restore thousands of industrial sites around northeastern B.C.
aptnnews.ca
The news media thinks “defund the police” is some form of gotcha but the truth is that police budgets are way too high and teachers’ salaries are way too low.
This idiot has probably never been to the BOREAL FOREST a day in his life. It is 5.5 times the size of Texas. You cannot "groom" it. It's burning because of climate change. The utter bullshit from these climate deniers. Canadians are sick of this bullying and they are not going to take it.
Rep. Jeff Van Drew: "Canada isn't working because they are so far left. This should be a warning shot to them. You better come to America, say, 'We're sorry, we're gonna mend our ways and do what we used to do and groom and maintain the forest.'"
One of the most significant Métis festivals in Canada was just held in Batoche, Saskatchewan. Hear about the highlights and why thousands attend each year, tonight on APTN National News. Watch live: www.youtube.com/@aptnnews
I don’t know what’s more ridiculous: that they think Canada can groom and maintain our forests or that they think we are so far left.
Rep. Jeff Van Drew: "Canada isn't working because they are so far left. This should be a warning shot to them. You better come to America, say, 'We're sorry, we're gonna mend our ways and do what we used to do and groom and maintain the forest.'"
Three years ago First Nations in the path to the #RingOfFire marched on the Ontario legislature, demanding to meet with Doug Ford as his government fast-tracked resource projects without their consent. Now, those communities are fleeing #wildfires: ricochet.media/indigenous/a...
VIDEO: Marching to prevent ‘another tar sands’ — Doug Ford refuses to meet with Indigenous leaders opposing the so-called Ring of Fire mining development in Northern Ontario. ricochet.media/en/3992/indi...
“A friend of mine saw ICE agents surround a car at night with guns in their hands. And this is Biddeford, Maine!” [SURJ member] Culloton said. “We’re all living on edge.”
‘We are not criminals.’ In shaken Biddeford, a mix of grief, horror, and defiance. - The Boston Globe
For this hardscrabble, blue-collar city in Maine built by immigrants, any sense of powerlessness is tough to stomach.
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Yesterday’s 20th Street Cleanup with Queer Compass YXE and 7th Generation Rising exceeded expectations. ▫️ Around 50 volunteers showed up in the heat to take care of the land and community in Saskatoon’s core.
The cleanup went so well! Pics, etc tomorrow
Hello #YXE folks! I am co-organizing this @surjyxe.bsky.social / Queer Compass YXE / 7th Generation Rising cleanup in Pleasant Hill, along 20th Street, next Sunday, 10am-12pm, July 19th. We'll be grilling some 'dogs afterwards. Please consider joining us. qcyxe.fillout.com/communitycle...
And, if you aren't around next Sunday, I lead the weekly clean-up for @surjyxe.bsky.social and 7th Generation Rising every Sunday from 11am-12pm. Drop me a DM to commit to a future cleanup. bsky.app/profile/surj... #yxe #saskatoon #treatysix
We need some more folks to commit to this Sunday’s cleanup! ▫️ Join us for this Sunday’s clean-up before the weekly 7th Generation Rising Collective Community Sunday Meal at CUMFI 11am-12pm Sunday, July 12th 314 Avenue M S Meet at Community Fridge ▫️ DM or email if you can commit to helping. ▫️ #ухе
Somebody (Rebecca Onion) didn't read the books. If they read the books, they would know the Black doctor is in the books. He nurses the Ingalls family through malaria. He's based on a real Black doctor who lived near the Ingalls family in Independence, KS, REBECCA ONION slate.com/culture/2026...
Netflix Woke-ified Little House on the Prairie
The 2026 adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s novel departs from the source material in big ways.
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Opinion: At $6.71 a day, the Canada Disability Benefit falls short. The Benefit was meant to reduce poverty. Instead, it forces many people with disabilities to make harmful tradeoffs. By Krista Carr in Canadian Affairs. #cdnpoli #accessibility www.canadianaffairs.news/2026/07/06/o...
Op-Ed: At $6.71 a day, the Canada Disability Benefit falls short
The Canada Disability Benefit was meant to reduce poverty. Instead, its forces many people with disabilities to make harmful tradeoffs
canadianaffairs.news
Crazy to see Canada’s establishment turning to big government to pay for a pipeline, when in every other situation we’re told public ownership is dead end socialism.
"In spite of the scientific uncertainty about why the orcas are ramming boats, the memes gleefully celebrate the orca behaviour and position the orcas as anti-capitalist eco-warriors." - @sabinelebel.bsky.social niche-canada.org/2025/08/13/c... #envhist #envhum #animalstudies #orcas #memes
"Capsize the Rich": Orca Memes and Anti-Capitalist Interspecies Solidarity
Orca memes humorously depict anti-capitalist, interspecies solidarity, framing yacht attacks as environmental resistance, blending cultural narratives, activism, and ecological critique.
niche-canada.org
We need some more folks to commit to this Sunday’s cleanup! ▫️ Join us for this Sunday’s clean-up before the weekly 7th Generation Rising Collective Community Sunday Meal at CUMFI 11am-12pm Sunday, July 12th 314 Avenue M S Meet at Community Fridge ▫️ DM or email if you can commit to helping. ▫️ #ухе
“If Canadians cannot afford to reduce emissions, as Carney says, then we certainly cannot afford an oil pipeline.” - @drlorileeoates.bsky.social niche-canada.org/2026/07/07/m... #cdnpoli #climatechange #oil
Mark Carney Claims Fossil Fuels Are Good for the Economy: This is Shock Doctrine Level Gaslighting
Prime Minister Mark Carney abandoned Canada's climate goals, funding an oil pipeline and centralizing federal power under crisis pretexts.
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It's kinda crazy how all world leaders seem to have just decided to give up on fighting the climate crisis and let the poor and middle class burn/drown/starve or whatever while they race to see who can make the most profit off that dystopia for the next decade or so
Four First Nation leaders in the Island Lakes region in northeastern Manitoba are calling on levels of government to help combat a health and housing crisis that is affecting about 17,000 citizens in the Ansininew communities.
First Nations declare regional public health emergency in Manitoba
A dangerous mix of addiction, HIV, and hepatitis C in four First Nations in Manitoba, has their leaders asking for resources to stop it a worsening health emergency.
aptnnews.ca
"Our languages are really important. There’s a lot of knowledge in our place names. They tell us where the river narrows, which is where moose or caribou like to cross, or they tell us where the berries are." - @melaw-nakehko.bsky.social niche-canada.org/2026/03/16/c... #envhist #indigenous
Conversation with Melaw Nakehk’o
Dene artist Melaw Nakehk’o discusses reclaiming hide tanning, Indigenous knowledge, and land relationships, highlighting art’s role in conservation and cultural resurgence.
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