From Vancouver-
An Anglican priest and a member of her church were sentenced to seven
days in jail, but avoided paying costly legal fees, for staging a
protest on Trans Mountain’s Burnaby property in May.
Priest Laurel
Dykstra and parishioner Lini Hutchings, both from the
environmentally-focused church Salal and Cedar, appeared calm as they
heard the sentencing on Friday, maintaining in their final statements
that they were acting to protect Indigenous lands. The pair were
arrested after chaining themselves to a tree, which breached an injunction that barred protesters from coming within five metres of Trans Mountain’s property.
More here-
https://www.thestar.com/vancouver/2018/11/23/anglican-priest-gets-seven-days-jail-time-for-trans-mountain-protest.html
Opinion – 23 December 2024
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