Premières nations+Olympiques

SUTIKALH AND SKWELKWEK'WELT 2002 SUBMISSION TO THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMISSION

Regarding Concerns of Aboriginal Elders, Land Users and Native Youth regarding the impacts of the 2010 Vancouver-Whistler Olympic Bid on Aboriginal People, Culture, Land and the Environment

June 2002

NATIVE YOUTH MOVEMENT INTERNATIONAL STATEMENT

NATIVE YOUTH MOVEMENT WARRIOR TARGETED & ARRESTED AT ANTI-OLYMPIC PROTEST IN VANCOUVER, BC, KKKANADA

“THE INDIAN WARS ARE NOT OVER”

Monday, March 19, 2007 -
No Olympics On Stolen Unceded Native Land

"No Olympics on stolen Native land" has become the battle cry for Indigenous resistance to the Vancouver Olympics

by Hillary Bain Lindsay

With the insurmountable Indigenous resistance to the 2010 Olympic games accelerating, many are becoming more and more aware of the mass peril the games will bring.

Indigenous representatives attending an intercontinental Indigenous gathering in Vicam , Sonora Mexico have called for a boycott of the 2010 Olympics Games.

Note: The Assembly of First Nations and other Indian Act band council chiefs are threatening anti-2010 protests unless they get more money. For similiar false opposition from government collaborators, check out the Indigenous section under topics and the experience in Sydney, Australia, at the 2000 Summer Games.

Issue 151 - 17 Apr 2008

By Amy McQuire

NATIONAL

Issue 151, April 17, 2008: An Aboriginal activist has called the Sydney Olympics a missed opportunity for Aboriginal protesters, after pro-Tibet demonstrations on the Beijing Olympic torch trail made international headlines this week.

Spring 2008
Statimc Native Youth Movement International Statement: No 2010 Olympics on Native Land!

(Post Far and Wide)

Statimc Native Youth Movement Warrior Society
St’at’imc Nation, Tsalalh Territory

Re: 2010 Olympics

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