BC Hydro Site C Injunction: Affidavit #1 of Patrick Hayes

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This is the 1st Affidavit
of Patrick Hayes in this case

and was made on January 29,2016
No. S-160488
Vancouver Registry
IN THESUPREME COURT OFBRITISH COLUMBIA
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BETWEEN:
BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY

PLAINTIFF
AND:
KEN BOON, ARLENE BOON, VERENA HOFMANN, ESTHER PEDERSEN
also known as Rachel Blatt, HELEN KNOTT, YVONNE TUPPE^ JANE DOE,
JOHN DOE and all other persons unknown to the Plaintiff occupying,
obstructing, blocking, physically impeding or delaying access, at or in the vicinity

ofthe area in and around the south bank ofthe Peace River upstream (west) ofthe
Moberly River, including the area in and around the heritage site known as Rocky
Mountain Fort
DEFENDANTS
AFFIDAVIT #1 OF PATRICK HAYES
I, Patrick Hayes, of2900 - 550 Burrard St, in the City ofVancouver, Province of British
Columbia, lawyer, SWEARTHAT:
1.
Iam an associate in the law firm ofFasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP, counsel for British
Columbia Hydro and Power Authority ("BC Hydro") in the matter herein, and as such have
personal knowledge ofthe facts hereinafter deposed to in this affidavit, except where stated to be
on information andbelief, in which case I verily believe them tobe true.
2.
I viewed a number ofnews articles and social media posts that contain information about
the Defendants opposition to the Site C Clean Energy Project (the "Project ) and what is
described as a protest camp at the site of the Rocky Mountain Fort on the south bank of the
Peace River ("Protest Camp"). Some of the websites Iviewed contained videos and audio files.
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Copies of the videos and audio files referenced in this affidavit have been downloaded onto a
USB stick that is now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "A".
3.
This affidavit attaches social media posts by anumber of persons, including an individual
who uses the name "Rachel Blatt" on Facebook. I understand that "Rachel Blatt" is an alias used
by Esther Pedersen, a local landowner, on Facebook. "Rachel Blatt" states on her personal
Facebook page that she is an owner at Peace Equestrian Park (from 2002 to present). Now
produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "B" is acopy of the About section from
RachelBlatt's personal Facebook page.
4.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit
is acopy of aBC Online
search for the Peace Equestrian Park, dated January 11, 2016. It shows that Peace Equestrian
Park is aregistered General Partnership in B.C., with abusiness address at 271 Rd. South, Fort
St. John. The partners of Peace Equestrian Park are listed as Esther Rachel Pedersen and Poul
Pedersen.
5.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "D" is a copy of a BC Online
search for the Peace Valley Landowner Association, dated January 6,2016. The directors offthe
Peace Valley Landowner Association include, among others. Ken Boon and Poul Pedersen
(formerly Esther Pedersen).
Reporting by news agencies
6.
On October 31,2014, CJDC-TV News, Dawson Creek, interviewed Ken Boon regarding
the Peace Valley Landowner Association's legal action against the Site CProject. Now produced
and shown to me and marked as Exhibit E' isa copy ofa transcript ofthe interview prepared
by A-Z Wordsmith Services, Prince George, and transmitted to me by BC Hydro's Project

Communications staff. Mr. Boon states: "Ifthey decide to do work on the project as a result of
that decision [the province's final investment decision], we would look at further action to get an
injunction...."
7.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit
is acopy of an article from
the EnergeticCity.ca website, dated April 14, 2015, titled "PVLA, First Nations prepare for Site
CFederal, Supreme Court cases". The article discusses the Federal and Supreme Court actions
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brought by tlie Peace Valley Landowner Association challenging the Environmental Assessment
Certificate. The article states: "However, he [Ken Boon] also conceded nobody can predict what
the courts are going to do and therefore an injunction stopping construction can't be ruled out."
8.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "G*' is acopy of an article from
the News Talk 980 CBCNW website, dated April 20, 2015, titled "Peace Valley farmers head to
court to fight Site Cdam". The article states "[Ken] Boon says with construction scheduled to
start as early as this summer, it is likely they will be back in court seeking an injunction before
the decision on today'scase comes down".
9.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "BP* is acopy of an article from
the Globe and Mail's website, dated May 26,2015, titled "Power from Site Cdam ^dramatically'
more costly than thought: expert". The article states "The Site Cproject is facing aseries ofcourt
challenges by the PVLA and local First Nations organizations. Mr. Boon said his group intends
to seek an injunction to delay construction ifthe Premier will not agree to put the project on
hold."
10. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "I"is acopy ofan article from
the EnergeticCity.ca website, dated August 31, 2015, titled "Hydro pleased with rulings on Site
C injunction and judicial review application". With respect to the Federal Court decision
dismissing the Peace Valley Landowner Association's application for a judicial review ofthe
Project, Ken Boon is quoted as follows:
"So far it's not working too good but we still have some irons inthe fire on our
legal challenges with our appeal on the BC Supreme Court one. That still doesn't
change the fact that this isahorrible project. We're seeing that with all the
different levels ofgovemment, and different groups and organizations and experts
coming out and saying we need a delay on this project to get itreviewed
properly. That hasn't changed at all. We're moving forward and fighting this in
every way we can."
11.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "J" is copy of an article from the
CBC News website, dated October 15,2015, titled "Site Cwork camp construction upsets local
residents". The article discusses local residents Esther Pedersen and Poul Pedersen and their
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opposition to the Project. Esther Pedersen is quoted as follows: "We're hoping to stop that thing
[the Project]."
12. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "K" is acopy of an article from
the Alaska Highway News, dated December 15, 2015, titled "Historic fur trade fort gets new life
as Site Cprotest camp". It describes acamp established by opponents ofthe Project near the site
of the Rocky Mountain Fort on the south bank ofthe Peace River and states "[Ken] Boon said it
remains to be seen whether there will bea confrontation over thesite .
13.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "L" is acopy of an article from
the Globe and Mail, dated January 4, 2016, titled "B.C. Hydro orders protesters off land slated
for logging near Site Cdam". Verena Hofinann is quoted as follows:
"We've just heard that equipment has started up. Itlooks like they are intending
to keep on cutting."
"Treaty 8First Nation people are holding their ground and are not moving from
the site,so things are intensifying andchanging quickly."
14. On January 4, 2016, CJDC-TV News, Dawson Creek, interviewed Ken Boon regarding
the protest at the Rocky Mountain Fort. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit
"M" is a copy ofa transcript ofthe interview prepared by A-Z Wordsmith Services in Prince
George and transmitted to me by BC Hydro Project Communications staff. Ken Boon states:
"We are used to their bully tactics, and y'know there isjust too much atstake here
to worry about that. I guess there is a line drawn in the sand now, and now itisa
whole totally different game. Ithink ifthe general public could see what kind of
destruction they are doing down here and then Christy Clark calls this clean
energy,and whata mockery."
15.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "N" is a copy ofan article from
the CBC News website, dated January 5,2016, titled "First Nations land occupation aims to stop
Site C". Yvonne Tupper is quoted as saying "...we're having a peaceful protest to identify our
lands and post that this isTreaty 8territory and you're trespassing".
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16. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "O" is a copy ofan article from
the Alaska Highway News, dated January 6, 2016, titled "Former PRRD director Hadland
arrested at SiteC protest". Thearticle states, in part:
The protests against Site C are ramping up. Roughly a dozen people have
occupied thehistoric Rocky Mountain Fort since mid-December...
Esther Pedersen, who was protesting Wednesday, said she'd likely bejoining that
group next week.
She told the Alaska Highway News she'salso ready to bearrested.

"Yep. At some point, probably down at thecamp," shesaid.
17.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "P" is a copy of an article from
the Vancouver Sun website, dated January 7, 2016, titled "Site C dam protesters dig in and
preparefor arrests at historic site in B.C."
18. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "Q" is a copy of anarticle from
from the Alaska Highway News, dated January 14,2016, titled "Site C campers settle in". The
article includes a picture of two individuals standing beside a fire in front of felling machine,
with the following caption: "Verena Hofmann and Yvonne Tupper stand guard onthe south bank
of the Peace River, near an idle feller buncher. Down the trail from the front line is the
construction bridgeover the Moberly River."
19.
On January 13, 2016, Jonny Wakefield of the Alaska Highway News posted a video on
YouTube of an interview with Ken Boon from January 9,2016. The video file, titled "Interview
with Ken Boon, January 9, 2016", is loaded on the USB stick marked as Exhibit "A". Now
produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "R" is a copy ofa transcript ofthe video.
Ken Boon states, in part:
And here we are justupstream ofthe mouth ofthe Moberly, holding theline here,
to save this valley from destruction. The deal-outcome for the whole situation is
for Site C to be stopped.
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What they've done, they've put a temporary bridge in on Moberly in order to

log... this is a very important spot here to hold the line.
Acouple ofthe Treaty 8 First Nations are waiting for a decision in court on the
issuance ofthose permits - whether they were consulted properly - so... they're
getting way ahead ofthemselves here by trying to log this.
Well, the old camp shack that serves as a cookhouse, and a bit ofa bunkhouse,
and then a tent with a heater in it, and now we've brought, you know, we have
some more tents now, and we're just slowly building it up.
... There's a come a time when you just have to step up. That time has come.
20.
On January 19, 2016, a report on the Protest Camp was posted on the website ofthe
APTN National News. The video file, titled "APTN National News, January 19,2016", isloaded
on the USB stick marked as Exhibit "A". The report includes a clip of a helicopter dropping a
cabinat the Protest Camp (at the 1;18mark of the video).
21. On or about January 19, 2016, an interview with Helen Knott was posted by the user
"Free City Radio" on the website Soundcloud.com. The audio file, titled "Helen BCnott Interview,
January 19, 2016", is loaded on the USB stick marked as Exhibit "A". At the 5:20 mark ofthe
interview, Ms. Knott discusses the activities ofthe protesters at the Protest Camp. She says: "We
hold fire within the worksite, so that we can keep that safe, because if we aren't there, they'll
keep working towards us."
Social media postsby persons participating in the protest
22.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "S" is acopy ofa Facebook post
by Verena Hofmann dated December 31,2015, Itstates, inpart:
Putting your words and thoughts into practise and action! - headed to the Rocky
Mt. Fort Camp, along the south bank ofthe Peace River.
All indigenous and non-indigenous people ready to stand up for what is right and
save thePeace River Valley and the integrity ofTreaty 8 are NEEDED &
WELCOME!
Helen Knott, Trenton Fox, Emily Gardiner, and Ken Boon are blazing the trail!
Let's follow their lead!
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23. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "T" is a photograph posted on
Facebook by Verena Hofinann on January 1, 2016. The photograph shows three individuals,
including Helen Knott, standing in front ofa cabin atthe Protest Camp. Signs on the cabin state:
"No Trespassing Treaty 8 Territory" and "Rocky Mtn. Fort Property of Treaty 8 Members".
There is a comment on Verena Hofinann's photograph from Rachel Blatt, which reads:
Hey there's the Flying Fort dropped down from the skies
!! a legend inthe
making
well atleast a Dam Good Viral Video. I have video clips ofits
launch and drop!
24. On January 1, 2016, Yvonne Tupper created a Facebook event page called "Be Idle No
More - Our Rivers Need Us" ("Event Page"). Now produced and shown to me and marked as
Exhibit "U" is a copy of the Event Page that I accessed on January 5, 2016. The event is
described as follows:
Celebrate our Rivers that provided many ofus lives and continues to provide life
by joining one orall ofour peaceful protests. Starting this weekend-camping on
SouthSide of PeaceRiver- where Moberly Rivermeets at Historical Site- Rocky

Mountain Fort Camp. Cabinand canvas tent available. Dress warm.
North side-Lookout available forpeaceful protesters opposing SiteC- lookout

Shack and outliouse.
signs, peaceful protests anytime and any place!
Social media -share fb posts and
pictures-continue. Email, tweet, telephone, text!

January
until dam's construction ceases forever^
40years ofprotests done and we will protest another 40 years until it ceases
completely! NO Site C!
25. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "V" is a copy of a Facebook
post by Verena Hofmann on the Event Page, dated January 1, 2016. It provides detailed
directions for accessing the Protest Camp viatheJackfish Road near ChetW3md.
26.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "W" is a copy ofa Facebook
postby Helen Knott dated January 1,2016. It states:
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They didn't come to the camp to evict us but they met us at the bridp. The head
ofsecurity recorded our exchange as he reminded me we were "notified" ofour
"eviction". I told him I have a right to be here, I'm exercising my inherent rights
and as a Treaty 8member I have a right to camp and be on the land within my
territory and that they hadn't the right to be clearing on crown land while there are
court cases pending. I reminded him ofFree Prior and Informed consent and how
one of my grandfathers signed the treaty sothat I could behere.
27. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "X" is a copy ofa Facebook
post by Verena Hofinann, which shows aNews Release from Ken Boon dated January 1, 2016,
titled ^TnIcw Year's Eve Celebrated at Historic Rocky Mountain Fort".
28. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "Y" is a copy ofa blog post
dated January 2, 2016. The blog writer identifies herself as "Helen K". The blog post states, in
part:
We were going to ring the New Year in at the Rocky Mountain Fort Camp, a
historical site where one ofthe earliest trade post settlements in BCwas built. It's
located at the end of a maze of backroads and a skidoo ride or trek down the
moimtain. This would be a New Years to Remember.
Ken Boon, anamazing individual who lives in the Valley and who has long since
been opposing the Site C dam met us at the top with his skidoo and brought our
load of gear in. They set up the camp within the previous month and that day
(December 31st) they had a small shack that had been insulated flown in via
helicopter.
We need more of our own members of the Treaty 8 Territory to volunteer to man
the camp on shift shedules. You can contact me as I will begin keeping a schedule
for rotation @mediocritvsucks05@hotmail.com Members from across the border
(the Dam effects those all along the Peace River), and Indigenous people from
elsewhere welcome too. As camp grows we will need more living structures as
well (IE canvas wall tent with wood stoves. I will have more once am able to talk
to the other organizers.
29. On January 2, 2016, Yvonne Tupper posted a video on her personal Facebook page
which shows her standing beside a yellow rope near the site ofthe temporary bridge over the
Moberly River. Signs affixed to the rope state: "No Trespassing Treaty 8Territory" and "No
Cutting Permitted Treaty 8 Territory". The recorder ofthe video identifies herself as Verena
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Hofmann and Yvonne Tupper identifies herself asthe person being filmed. The video file, titled
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"Tupper and Hofmann at Moberly River Bridge, January 2, 2016", is loaded on the USB stick
marked as Exhibit "A". Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "Z" is a copy of
a transcript ofthe video. The following isan excerpt firom the transcript:
Yvonne
Andas youcan look overto yourright, Verena, youcanseethat
Tupper:
there are piles ofdifferent trees ofdifferent ages, piled up, and Tm
not too surewho is supposed to be the watchdog, or who is
supposed to betelling thepeople who are incourt opposing Site C,

about these trees and old growth. We're going to walk shortly to
the bridge, and show the oldgrowth that was protected in thecourt
cases, that they removed.
Verena
Hofmann:
They mayhave notbeen protected in the court case. There was

some protected upthe Moberly River, but thesuccess inhaving all
of them protected right here at thisflat, which was requested in the
court case, was not successful.
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This is partof the purpose of why Treaty members areheretoday.

30.
Later in the video, Ms. Hofinann and Ms. Tupper walk to the middle of the temporary
bridge over Moberly River and encounter a security guard contracted by BC Hydro who tells
them this is an activeworksite. Ms. Hoffinan told the security guard "our line of signage that has
been erected is behind your piece of equipment" and *the signs are clear in terms of what's
expected by Treaty 8 members". Ms. Tupper told the security guard **there is no trespassing on
Treaty 8 territory".
31. Now produced and shown tome and marked as Exhibit "AA" isa copy ofa photograph
posted by Yvonne Tupper on the Event Page onJanuary 2,2016. It shows Yvonne Tupper with
a man standing behind a yellow rope vrith signs that read "No Trespassing Treaty 8 Territory"
and "No Cutting Pennitted Treaty 8 Territory".
32.
Now produced and show to me and marked as Exhibit "BB" is a copy of a photograph
posted on Facebook by Verena Hofmann on January 2, 2016. The photograph appears to show
Verena Hofmann and three other individuals, two of whom are identified as Ken Boon and
Yvonne Tupper, inside the cabin at theProtest Camp. The caption reads:
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Jan. 2,2016
Evening Crew
Rocky Mtn. Fort Camp

Peace River Vdley, BC
Calling all supporters tothe camp - you are needed!
33.
On January 4, 2016, Yvonne Tupper posted the following message on the Event Page
(see Exhibit "U"):
**Any interested local or near first nations individuals and or non-aboriginal who
are opposed Site C thatwould like tojointhe
Peaceful protest camp* to protect our Peace Valley,
please contact either Verena 250.793.1124, myselfby private messaging me or

commenting, and Helen Knott-via Facebook.
34.
On January 4, 2016, Yvonne Tupper posted the following message on the Event Page
(see Exhibit "U"):
Way to go! ATreaty 8member made a feller buncher turn around today.
35.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "CC" is a copy ofa post by
Arlene Boon onher personal Facebook page dated January 6,2016. It states:
Never underestimate the power ofone woman. I walked onto this logging site this
morning. One machine and 8people on the ground. Told the #SITEC contractor I
was not leaving so they moved the machine back to the bridge and the people left.
January 6,2016. Back to Rocky Moimtain Fort I go.
36.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "DD" is a copy of a post by
Helen Knott on her personal Facebook page dated January 6,2016. Itstates, inpart:
Arlene Boon went outtothefrontline early today and was faced by 8 men and a
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piece ofequipment, she said she was staying and they turned away. I came out
and say there alone by the fire, the hydro guys came by asked me ifIw^ staying,
I said yes. He asked me ifI knew they were attempting to clear and I said I was
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attempting to usemy treaty rights there.
37. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "EE" is acopy ofaphoto posted
by Christy Jordan-Fenton on her personal Facebook page on January 7,2016. The caption reads:
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The bunkhouse at the camp. This is Treaty 8Territory! At the site ofthe historic
Rocky Mountain Fort.
38. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "FF" is acopy ofanews release
issued by Helen Knott and Art Napoleon dated January 7, 2016 from the website
www.newswire.ca. The title is"First Nations Prepare for Arrest to Stop Site C. Itstates, inpart.
Jomed by local landowners. Treaty 8Stewards ofthe Land say they will not
permit BC Hydro to proceed with plans to clear-cut forests around the Rocky
Mountain Fort site on the west side of tlie MoberlyRiver.
39. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "GG" is a copy of a press
release issued by "Arlene Boon-Peace Valley Landowners Assoc.'' dated January 8, 2016 from
the website ofthe Pacific Free Press. The title is "Answering the Peace's Call: Supporting Rocky
Mountain Fort and the Site CBlockade", asking for more supporters to come into camp to rotate
persons in and out, and anyone wanting to go in to camp should contact her (Arlene Boon).
40.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "HH" is a copy of a posting
from the website TheEcoReport.com dated January 8, 2016, titled "Treaty 8 Stewards Of The
Land Are Prepared To Be Arrested". It states, in part:
Local First Nations set up Rocky Mountain Fort Canip before Christmas. There
were six to eight members ofthe newly formed Treaty 8Stewards ofthe Land
sleeping there last night. Spokesperson Art Napoleon said First Nations originally
talked about taking astand near the site ofthe proposed Site CDam, but B.C.
Hydro's work crews moved too fast. The once pristine forest that stood there has
been destroyed. So First Nations decided to block this most recent perceived
violation of Treaty 8 bysetting upRocky Mountain Fort Camp.
So the group now calling themselves Treaty 8Stewards ofthe Land has set up at
Rocky Mountain Fort Camp, to deny BC Hydro further access to the land.
Though they are across the river from Fort St John, this is aremote location halfa
mile from the nearest road. People come on a rotating basis. There have been as
many as 10, and as few are five. They know the courts could issue an injunction
in favour ofB.C. Hydro. Ifthat happens, Treaty 8 Stewards OfThe Land Are
Prepared To Be Arrested.
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41. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "II" is a copy of a Facebook
post by Rachel Blatt dated January 9, 2016, calling herself a "Camp supply organizer" and
directing supporters to "PM me or contact Yvonne Tupper Arlene Boon, Helen Knott or Verena
Hofmann on Facebook".
42. Now produced and shown to me and. marked as Exhibit "JJ" is a copy ofa Facebook
post by Rachel Blatt on January 10,2016, which includes requests for help with various supplies
for the camp.
43. Now produced and shown to me and collectively marked as Exhibit "KK" is acopy ofa
Facebook post and photograph posted on Facebook by Christy Jordan-Fenton on January 10,
2016, who indicates she visited the camp on January 9, 2016. The photograph shows Yvonne
Tupper and Verena Hoffman standing infront ofa fire pit.
44.
On January 11, 2016, Yvonne Tupper posted a video on her personal Facebook page
which shows hereelf and another woman speaking with BC Hydro contractors. Ms. Tupper
states that the date is January 7, 2016. The video file, titled "Tupper at work site, January 7,
2016", is loaded on a USB stick marked as Exhibit "A". Now produced and shown to me and
marked as Exhibit "LL" is a copy of a transcript of the video.
45.
In this video, BC Hydro contractors advise the two women that it is unsafe for them to
walk into a work site where logging operations are underway. The following is an excerpt from
the transcript:
Yvonne
Tupper:
... We are putting you guys on notice that this is anactive Treaty 8
territory site, and we did not give consent. And we're looking for
medicines today,and the medicines we needis on that side, and we're
walking the path as you can seeit's a well [inaudible] path. You've used
our path to come here, and we've been doing this forand we're going to
continue to do it until we find what we're looking for.
Contractor:
Well, we'renothereto impede you. We'rejust here to saythatit's not

safe to go this way.
Yvoiuie
So, I'm sure you guys are well aware, we have seta camp at theRocky
Tupper:
Fort Mountain Camp, and we've been taking care of, well, with the
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numerous people ofsupports, we're going tocontinue to look for the

medicine today. Yesterday I also acted as a different activity; we're going
to continueto do that untilbecause, this is our territory. Before the
dams, before the government. This isour land. And it will beour land.
We're the stewards ofthe land. Alright. So, wewould liketo continue.
46. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "MM" is acopy ofaphotograph
that was posted on Facebook by Yvonne Tupper on January 11, 2016, showing Yvonne Tupper
and a man standing in front ofa fire pit. The caption states the photo was taken by "Ken".
47. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "NN" is a copy ofa photograph
of Yvonne Tupper and Ken Boon standing near a fire pit, posted on Facebook by Yvonne Tupper
on January 11, 2016. The caption states, in part: "Mr Ken Boon and I on Saturday Jan 9,2016.
Same place same time with same cause to Save the Peace Valley, BC."
48. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "OO" is a copy of a tweet by
Sai-ah Katherine Cox dated January 12, 2016, showing a picture of Ken Boon with the caption
"Peace farmer Ken Boon picks up donated food for #SiteC Rocky Mnt Fort camp."
49. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "FP" is a copy ofa Facebook
post by Yvonne Tupper on January 14, 2016 calling for support, and for rides to and from the
camp, she sayscontact Verena or "pm me".
50. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "QQ" is a copy of a Go
FundMe.com page created by Yvonne Tupper on January 14,2016, which I accessed on January
18,2015. GoFundMe.com is an online fimdraising website that allows people to start fundraising
campaigns for specific causes and receive online donations. The stated purpose of Yvonne
Tupper's fimdraising campaign is asfollows:
We are raising funds for upcoming projected court legal and legal team battles for
the dedicated Rocky Mountain Fort Campers from January 1,2016 who are
willing to be arrested to protect the Peace Valley from further destmction.
51.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "RR" is a copy ofFacebook
post by Yvonne Tupper dated January 15,2016. Itstates:
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We been at camp now successfully for past 16 days!

If you can support us with raising funds for legal costs.
*Every and any amoimt accepted: $10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1,000, and $10,000 or
more to help us raise our goal this time at $200,000 Canadian funds.
**Please share and spread thisGoFund MeCampaign! **
52. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "SS" is acopy ofFacebook post
by Rachel Biatt dated January 16,2016, which provides a link to the "Go Fund Me" fundraising
campaign created by Yvonne Tupper. It states:
Want to Help Preserve our Valley and the 1700's Historic Rocky Mountain Fort
Site but can't make it up here right away?
Here is another way. We need help $$ wise topay for moving buildings and for
supplies not donated or loaned.
The support thus far has been astounding from folks coming out to camp and cook
etc, donations of wall tents and equipment and All those busily baking and
cooking meals for the campers.
Thank you toallfor what you have contributed. We are standing for the Valley
together one way or another
53. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "XT" is a copy of a photograph
of fire pit posted on Facebook by Yvonne Tupper on January 17, 2016. The caption states, in
part:
We are Still Here!!
Minus 20 with windchill, Arlene turned up the heat!
Expecting more relations coming today and more cool walks inbushes and trails.
54. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "UU" is a copy of a Facebook
event page created by Yvonne Tupper that I accessed on January 19, 2016. The event is called
"Treaty 8 Steward ofthe Land", which has the same description as the event "Be Idle No More Our Rivers Need Us" also created by Yvonne Tupper (noted above at paragraph 24).
55. The covering photo for the Facebook event "Treaty 8 Steward of the Land" shows
Yvonne Tupper, Verena Hofinann, Ken Boon, Arlene Boon and others standing inside a cabin,
with Ken Boon holding a sign that reads: "Rocky Mountain Fort Camp #KeepTHEPeace Jan
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12/16". Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "W" is a copy of that
photograph.
56. Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "WW" is a copy of a news
release issued by the "Treaty 8Stewards of the Land" dated January 18, 2016 from the website
www.newswire.ca. It states, in part! "Today's release... marks the 20 day that Treaty First
Nation Stewards ofthe Land, joined by local landowners and supporters from across British
Columbia, have been camped at the historic Rocky Mountain Fort site." The following
individuals are listed ascontacts: Helen Knott, Yvonne Tupper and Art Napoleon.
57.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "XX" is copy a photograph
posted by Helen Knott on Instagram on or about January 19, 2016. It shows Helen JCnott and
another woman in front of a cabin at the Protest Camp, with the following caption. Love this
shot, was so blessed this weekend with an abundance ofvisitors to the Rocky Mountain Fort
Camp and good vibes. We are everyday people saying NO to EC Hydro."
58.
Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit "YY" is copy a Facebook post
by Rachel Blatt on January 22,2016.

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Reporter: Faiza Amin
"Ken Boon" President, Peace Valley Landowners Association
KEEFE:
As we draw closer toa decision on BO Hydro's proposed Site 0 project, groups are still
petitioning the government to reject the dam. And with time winding down, one organization Is taking
drastic action against the Province. CJDC's Faiza Amin has the details.
AMIN:
The Peace Valley Landowners Association say they aretaking legal action against the
Provincial government. The group decided to take action after the government granted EC Hydro s Site
Can environmental assessment just a few weeks ago. The Association's President Ken Boon said
earlier this week that a petition for a judicial review was filed with the Supreme Court of BC toremove that
assessment.
BOON:
And this Is based on thefact thattheJoint Review Panel wastasked with reviewing the
project, and they had their terms of reference and their mandate on what they had to examine.
AMIN:
The petition was served to the Ministers of Environment and of Forests Lands and Natural
Resource Operations. The Association feels that the govemment disregarded the Review Panel's
recommendations on how to proceed with the project
BOON:
The certificate Is invalid. Sothey can't - we - we feel itIs impossible for them now, in
cabinet, to make a decision to go ahead with the project because they would bebasing it on an invalid
certificate.
AMIN:
They also say there wasn't much consideration for those who love in the area, and would
therefore be Impacted by the project.
BOON:
We are ail going to be impacted by Site 0 if the rates haven't been examined properly,
and all our rates are going to go up because of this, which we feel strongly will be the case. So all British
Columbians will beimpacted by, y'know, this project because the economics haven't been looked at
properly.
AMIN:
After BC Hydro was granted the environmental assessment, the Province's Energy and
Mines Minister Bill Bennett saidhe had notmade a decision onthe project yet, andtheAssociation
wasn't going towait for the Minister to make a decision before filing the legal documents.
BOON:
If they decide to work on the project asa result of that decision, we would look atfurther
action to get an injunction. We would assume that the govemment - y'know, because this Is such a
serious case, that they would not start work.
AMIN:
And although the govemment has yet to give Site Ca final approval, the group says BC
Hydro isexpected to start construction in January of2015.
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Whatwe hope, of course, is that the government will decide that this project is not inthe
best interestsof BC, and decidenotto go ahead with SiteC, and decideto move forward, and not[inaud]
Site C on the back burner.
AMIN:
The Association says theywill also launch a second petition for judicial review nextweekthis time asking the federal courts toappeal thefederal Minister of Environment's decision approving the
project Faiza Amin, CJDCTVNews, FortSt. John.
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KenBoon's group is lookingfor a court ruling to
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their scope and they didn't have the mandate to
actually look at those issues."
Boon saysat the veryleast, the project should have

been directed to the B.C. Utilities Commission.
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Thursday.
Then both groups and two Alberta First Nations are

set to appear in Federal Court in July to argue
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Vanc( uver Board of Trade he's confident legal
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Agroup of landowners from the Peace Valley

are in court to argue that the environmental
assessment certificate for the $8.8-billion Site
C dam should be quashed.
didn't consider all the recommendations from
the Site Cjoint review panel, so it was not possible to come to a reasonable
decision on giving the project an environmental thumbs-up.
She tells the court this decision doesn't just affect the Peace Valley residents
whose land will be flooded, but that protecting the integrity of decision-making on
projects of this scale is important for everyone.
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Ken Boon, president ofthe Peace Valley Landowners Association, says he and
others could lose everything ifthe project goes ahead.
"We farm and we run a camp ground and we run a log home business and it will
all be flooded out by the dam."
He says he's optimistic.
"There are six legal challenges with the potential for six appeals. What are the
odds that the government is going to win them all?"
Boon says with construction scheduled to start as early as this summer, It is

likely they will be back in court seeking an injunction before the decision on
today's case comes down.
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Bon Apr20,2015 at 10:37am said-
Ken Boon says "What are the odds the government is going to win
them all?"
When have snookums and her ilk ever won anything, other than an
election? And that was only because of the fools that voted
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Justine Hunter
VICTORIA The Globe and Mail
Published Tuesday, May26,2015 8:00AM EOT
Last updatedWednesday, May 27,2015 4;53PM EDT
Just weeks before EC Hydro plans tobegin construction ofthe$8.8-biUion Site Cproject, a new
report says the Crown corporation has dramatically understated the cost ofproducing power
from the hydroelectric dam.
The Peace Valley Landowners Association (PVLA), which isopposed tothe project because of
the flooding from creating an83-kilometre reservoir on the Peace River, commissioned a
leading U.S. energy economist, Robert McCuUough, to look atthe business case for what will be
the province's most expensive public infrastructure project.
The B.C. government approved the project last December, saying itisthemost cost-effective
option tomeet the province's future electricity needs. But the province has steadfastly rejected
calls for an independent review ofthecost estimates for Site C, sa3dng thecosts have been
rigorously scrutinized and verified by independent contractors, the Mimstiy ofFinance and an
outside accounting firm.
Mr. McCullough, inhis report, said it appears the Crown corporation BC Hydro had itsthumbs
onthescale to make its mega project look better thantheprivate-sector alternatives.
"Using industry standard assumptions. Site Cismore than three times as costly asthe least
expensive option," Mr. McCullough concluded. "While the cost and choice ofoptions deserve
further analysis, thesimple conclusion isthatSite Cismore expensive dramatically sothan
the renewable [and] natural gas portfolios elsewhere in theU.S. andCanada."
The report challenges a number ofassumptions that led the government toconclude thatSite C
isthe cheapest option. Mr. McCullough noted that the province adopted accounting changes last
fall that reduced thecost ofpower generated by Site C. He said those changes are illusory and
thecosts will eventually have tobepaid either byHydro ratepayers, orprovincial taxpayers.
Mr. McCuUough, aleading expert on power utilities inthe Pacific Northwest, also disputes the
rate that BC Hydro used tocompare the long-term borrowing cost ofcapital for Site Cagainst
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other projects, noting that other major utilities in North America use higher rates for such
projects because they are considered risl<y investments. The so-called discount rate is critical to
the overall cost projections, and he said tihe paper trail on how the Crown arrived atits figure
"canonly be described as sketchy andinadequate."
The report, obtained byThe Globe and Mail, will be released on Tuesday by the FVLA.
The group will call on Premier Christy Clark to delay construction to allow time for areview by
Auditor-General Carol Bellringer.
Ken Boon, president of the association, said the government needs to put the project on hold
because it has approved theproject based onpoor advice.
"I find itfnastrating," he said inan interview. "How come itis left to us to do the due diligence
that the government shouldbe doing?"
The Site Cproject is facing aseries ofcourt challenges by the FVLA and local First Nations
organizations. Mr. Boon said bis group intends to seek an injunction to delay construction ifthe
Premierwill not agree to put the project on hold.
Independent power producers have argued they can meet B.C.'s growing need for electricity at a
competitive cost, but they say the province tilted the playing field last M when itchanged the
way itcollects dividends fi*om BC Hydro and reduced water-rental charges for the Crown
corporation. As aresult ofthose accounting changes, the cost per megawatt hour ofSite C
electricity decreased by one-third, firom $83 amegawatt hour down to somewhere between $58
and $61 a megawatt hour. BC Hydro says itwould cost $96 amegawatt hour for alternative
energy.
The government has exempted the project from aregulatory review by the B.C. Utilities
Commission. However theenvironmental review panel thatstudied Site Csaid anindependent
review on BC Hydro's cost estimates, energy demand forecasts and conservation plan should be
conducted beforeallowing the project to move forward.
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Apair oflocal area First Nations is pushing forward

what it sees as the upside of a Provincial Court
decision not to force B-C Hydro to stop some of the
Site-C dam construction work.
The West Moberly and Prophet River Chiefs argue

because they asked the court for protection, the utility
will not destroy old-growth forest or remove eagles
nests in recognition of the unique ecological
significance of the Peace River Valley.
However, Hydro was the clear winner in this ruling,

announced at the end of last week, along with another
one in which a Federal Court Judge dismissed the
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several other project critics, that Site-C needs to be
reviewed by both the BC Utilities Commission and the
Agricultural Land Commission.
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appeal on the BC Supreme Court one. That still

doesn't change the fact that this is a horrible project.
We're seeing that with all the different levels of
government, and different groups and organizations
and experts coming out and saying we need a delay on
this project to get it reviewed properly. That hasn't
changed at all. We're moving forward and fighting
JANUARY 18, 2016
this in every way we can."
It's also noted that in his 31 page ruling Judge Michael

Manson found that each party involved should bear its
own court costs.
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Esther Pederson lives with herfamily on the banks ofthe Peace River, across from the construction site.
She and her husband, Paul Pederson have a clear view ofthe construction sitefrom the edgeoftheir
farm. Pederson says she cannot open her windows at night anymore because of the noise.
"BC Hydro works atnight aswell and they usually fire up their machines, it seems around 1:30, and they
work around the clock."
Pederson says the noise comes mostly from the tree mulchers.
About 9,000 cubic metres oftrees have been logged so far. according to BC Hydro. That's
approximately 300 logging truck-loads of lumber.
Pederson cansee the clearing from her property, which borders the Peace River. That's where Two
Rivers Lodging Group, an ATCO subsidiary, is building a worker camp that will eventually house up to
2,200 people.
Construction iswell underway, with 160 workers onsite, installing utilities, bringing in trailers, and
building a temporary bridge across the Peace River.
BC Hydro says it will also install security gates, fences, and guard buildings around the construction site.
But Pederson and otherlocal residents are not giving up on hope the SiteC project can be stopped.
"That's what they say, but we're hoping not," said Pederson of the seven years ofconstruction to come.
"We're hoping to stop that thing."
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A fort where explorers Alexander MacKenzie and David Thompson took refuge is shaping up to be another
flashpoint in the fight over the Site C dam
Opponents of the project have set up a camp at the site of the Rocky Mountain Fort a provisioning post and
the earliest European settlement in mainland B.C
While BC Hydro has said it will remove any significant artifacts from the fort the site itself is set to disappear
beneath the dam's 83-kilometre reservoir.
Rocky Mountain Fort was lost to history until the mid-70s. according to Arthur Hadland. who as a regional
district director sought to have the site recognized for its historical significance
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The company had expanded its trapping operations into what Is now Northern A.iberta. and needed meat tc
provision its crews Early archaeologists discovered "tens of thousands" of splintered animal bones on the
Rocky Mountain Fort site suggesting i! was used for grease rendering
Local First Nations hunters supplied much of the game making Rocky Miouniain Fort one of the first sites of
sustained contact between European explorers and Indigenous people in the Peace
One such hunter, vwrking freelance drought in a lotai of 14 848 pounds of fresh meat to the fort according to
the joumai of a North West Company officer.
"It's the whole significance of that site being sc symbolic foi v/hites and First Nations." said dam opponent Ken
Boon, of the decision to Stan a protest camp there alongside Treaty 6 memoers The fact is thai its been
ignored by our provincial government and our federal government in the past'
Few knew about the fort until 1976, when Dr. Knut Fladmark, an archaeologist with Simon Fraser University
-ediscovered it after reading a description of the site in David Thompson's journal.
Fiadmark discovered "trade beads, lead ball, shot, lead sprue and small fragments of brass sheet metal"
littered about the site, as well as the remains of three stone chimneys, a steel button, a knife blade and the
bowl of a "Micmac"-style pipe.
"This site is remarkably well-preserved and completely unaffected so far by modern distuit)ances," Fladmark
wrote in 1985
The 2014 report of the Site C joint review panel noted Rocky Mountain Fort would be inundated should the
dam be built, despite Hydro's plan to mitigate the loss through "relocation, systematic data recovery, capping,
monitoring and compensation in-kind (replication),"
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While sections of the south bank downstream of the Wloberly River have been logged, the site of the fort
remains untouched. However, the area is slated for clearing, which will take place through the first three
months of 2016.
At some point, boat traffic will be restricted, making site access an issue, Boon said.
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Site C spokesperson Dave Conway said Hydro is aware of the encampment, but noted it is "not presently
interfering with our on-site construction activities" in an email.
As of Monday, it was not known how many people were livingat the camp.
Boon said it remains to be seen whether there will be a confrontation over the site.
"I guess we'll see," he said. "(Hydro) keeps saying they're going to put (construction) buoys in, and I see they
say that initially, boats will be able to pass through that area. So Iguess we'll see what they decree."
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Members ofasmall but defiant group arepledging to keep protesting theSite Chydroelectric project
in northeastern BritishColumbia, despitebeing ordered off the land.
They set up acamp on Dec. 31, when EC Hydro and PowerAuthority issued an eviction notice while
pressing ahead with landclearing forthecontroversial $9-hillion dam.
The crown corporation gave protesters 24 hours to leave thearea known asRocky Mountain Fort,
on the southbank ofthe Peace River, just a few kilometres southof Fort St.John.
It warned that BC Hydro personnel will remove all contents ofthecamp anddehver itto ROMP but
such action had not been taken by Monday afternoon.
Verena Hofmann, a Peace River Valley resident who was at theencampment over theweekend, said
contractors appear ready tobegin logging athree-kilometre region that isFirst Nations territory.
"We'vejust heard that equipment has started up. Itlooks like they are intending to keep on cutting,"
she said on the phone from Fort St. John. "Treaty 8 First Nation people are holding their ground and
arenot moving from thesite, sothings areintensifying andchanging quickly."
Ms. Hofmann saiddemonstratorsbelieve BC Hydrohasno rightto forcethem offthe land in the
midst of ongoinglegalchallengesinvolvingSite C.
Several court cases raise major concerns about thepotential impact offlooding from thecreation of
a new lake on the Peace River and the surrounding valley during construction of the dam.
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She said upward of about five people atatime are occupying the west side of the mouth ofthe
Moherly River inrotating shifts. First Nations people and other landowners are staying inasmall
cabin that was flown to the bank, as well as a hunting tent, she said
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"There isno physical structure blockading BC Hydro's construction, it's individual people
approaching them and reasonably and respectfully pleading with them to cease construction."
Local people are trying to protect the land significant because itcontains swatlis of old-growth
boreal forest - until court proceedings runtheir full course, Ms. Hofmann said.
She said the group has asked that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reassess the environmental
approval granted for the project by the former Conservative government, in conjunction with the
B.C. government.
BC Hydro said a spokesman was not immediately available to comment.
The Rocky Mountain Fort was established in1794 by the North West Company as afur trading post
and is the site of the earliest settler post in mainland B.C.
The damwill be the third on the Peace River, creatingan 83-kilometre-long reservoir that'sslatedto
power up to 450,000 homes a year.
BC Hydro announced in mid-December that aconsortium ofthree companies will be paid about
$i.75-billion tobuild the largest components ofthe Site Cdevelopment over the next eight years.
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CJDC TV Dawson Creek
January 4, 2016
5:00 pm
Anchor: Ashley WIebe
"Ken Boon" Peace Valley Landowners Association
WIEBE:
A battle is just beginning near the Site C Dam. Protestors have vowed to defeat [sic -
means defy] an eviction notice issued by 80 Hydro back on December 31^. The eviction covers the area
known as Rocky Mountain Fort on the south bank of the Peace River, upstream from the moutti of the
Moberley River. The notice gave protestors twenty-four hours to leave the area, which is due to be
logged as the Crown utility clears land for the massive new dam across the Peace River near Fort St.
John. Work crews began moving into the area this morning and were met by protestors. Ken Boon Is
continuing to fight against Site 0, and says he and others will continue holding down the fort.
BOON:
We are used to their bully tactics, and y'know there is just too much at stake here to
worry about that. I guess there is a line drawn in the sand now, and now it is a whole totally different
game. I think if the general public could see what kind of destruction they are doing down here - and
then Christy Clark calls this clean energy: that is a mockery.
WIEBE:
BC Hydro could not immediately be reached for contact [sic - means comment]. Rocky
Mountain Fort will be destroyed by the dam, but demonstrators say they won't budge because it is the site
of the earliest settlers' post in mainland BC, and was established in 1794 by the NorthwestCompany as a
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Treaty 8 members say $9 billion mega dam being built without First Nations' consent
By Betsy Trumpener, CBC News Posted: Jan 05, 2016 6:54 PM PT Last Updated: Jan 05, 2016 9:25
PM PT
A small number of Indigenous protesters are trying to halt Site C by occupying land near the mega dam
construction site. Construction on the $9 billion dollar dam project has been undenway for four months
near Fort St John.
"We have a peaceful protest camp," Yvonne Tupper, a Saulteau First Nation woman from Chetwynd,
told CBC News.
"Site C is infringing our treaty rights. No Treaty 8 First Nation has ever given consent priorto
construction. And it's an insult and an assault to continue construction while there are pending court
cases."
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Tuppersays local Treaty 8 First Nations set up the protest camp in late December, with helpfrom local
ranchers and supporters, on traditional lands at Old Fort camp, on the south bank of the Peace River
near the confluence with the Moberly River.
The bush camp is a half hour hike from a newly-built temporary Site C bridge. Protesters say the camp
has neither cell service nor road access. Tupper says she hikes in from a rough back road. She says
protesters are keeping warm in the bitter cold with wood fires, while sleeping intents, lean-tos, and a
hand-built trailer.
'We're not carrying weapons or anything; we're having a peaceful protest to identify our lands and post
that this is Treaty 8 territory and you're trespassing," said Tupper.
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in a video exchange dated January 2 and posted on social media, Tupper, dressed in a toque and
snowsuit and another protester speak on a snowy bridge with a man who identifies himself as a
construction site security guard. The man tells them they have to leave "the active work site." The
women notify him he is "trespassing" on Treaty 8 land.
North District RCMP Corporal Dave Tyreman says police have not been contacted. Tyreman responded
to an inquiry from CBC News by advising, "You would have to inquire with BC Hydro as they have their
own security."
Hydro in discussion with protesters

BC Hydro says it is working to resolve First Nations concerns.
"BC Hydro respects the right of all individuals to peacefully protest and express their opinions about Site
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C in a safe and lawful manner," said BC Hydro spokesman Dave Conway.
"We are hopeful this can be resolved. We are in discussions with the protestors and local authorities to
allow us to resume construction activities. BC Hydro is evaluating all options and will continue to monitor
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the situation."
The Site C dam project will flood a valley 77 kilometres long. It's long been controversial in the
region and is fiercely opposed in some quarters. Until now, non-indiaenous ranchers were at the
forefront of anti-Site C activism.
The B.C. government says consultations with the local Treaty 8 First Nation began in August 2014 but
wouldn't say ifthe two sides had reached a resolution.
Several lawsuits by environmental groups, citizens and First Nations to try to stop construction ofthe
dam are proceeding through the courts, butthe court cases haven'tstopped the building process.
Construction of the almost $9-billion project is touted to generate about 10,000 jobs while itfloods 55
square kilometres of river valley between Fort St John and Hudson's Hope.
Proponents say SiteC will boost Hydro's energy supply by eight per cent, enough electricity to power
about 450,000 homes per year.
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BY KEVEN DREWS, THE CANADIAN PRESS
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Helen Knott, shown inthis undated handout photo, a memberof the northeastern British Columbia's Prophet River First Nation, is
among those protesting the construction ofthe$9-b!llion Site C hydroelectric project. Aprotest camp has been set up at Rocky
Mountain Fort, the former site ofa North West Company fur-trading post established in 1794 on the west side of the Moberly River,
near Fort St. John. Protesters say they are willing to be arrested. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Heien Knott
First Nations protesting the construction of the $9-biilion Site C dam in northeastern British Columbia
are preparing for their own arrests while they implore Prime Minister Justin Trudeau intervene to stop
the hydroelectric project.
Helen Knott of the Prophet River First Nation said in an interview from the protest site that she and
six other demonstrators are camped at Rocky Mountain Fort, the former site of a North West
Company fur-trading post established in 1794. near Fort St. John.
RCMP said they arrested three protesters on Wednesday who had been blocking an access road
needed by BC Hydro crews to begin work on the dam. the third on the Peace River. The dam will
create an 83-kilometre-long reservoir and flood the area where the protesters are camping,
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BC Hydro and Power Authority have issued an eviction notice, warning protesters that all contents of
the camp set up on Dec. 31 will be removed and delivered to the RCMP.
#Knott said the protesters are hunkering down while weathering snow and temperatures as low as -20
C, awaiting the possibility of arrest.
"It's not necessarily anybody goes into it with that idea, like, yeah, we're going to be arrested, right?
It's that, yeah, we're committed to saving this tract of land and to, you know, actively use our treaty
rights here," she said.
Knott said she would rather not be arrested but is willing to be at the camp and take a stand on the
issue.
Site C spokesman David Conway said the protest is affecting a small clearing area but all other
construction work on the project continues. Contractors had been prepared to log the area where
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protesters are camped.
The utility hopes to resolve the situation through ongoing discussions with protesters and local
authorities in order to resume construction, he said.
"80 Hydro respects the right of all individuals to peacefully protest and express their opinions about
Site C in a safe and lawful manner," he said in an email. "Our immediate concern is to ensure the
safety of both Site C workers and the protesters."

Several First Nations and local residents have filed legal challenges over the dam, raising concerns
about flooding and the impact the lake will create.
Art Napoleon of the Saulteau First Nation said in a phone interview from Victoria that the lake will
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flood the historic site and other sacred areas.
"That whole.area was a culturally significant area for us, for hunting, trapping, fishing, gathering, a lot
of history, all of our history, so that's our cultural institution and it's being raped, and it's still not
enough," he said, adding he hopes Trudeau can get involved.
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"Well, I don't know what exactly he can do but it's worth a shot, isn't it?" said Napoleon.
The protest camp is in a remote area. Knott said once protesters leave the main highway, they must
drive on rough, secondary roads for 90 minutes to two hours before making another seven-kilometre
trip by foot or snowmobile.
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The timber needs to be cleared before birds move in for nesting in the spring, and provincial Energy
Minister Bill Bennett said the delay would make the project more expensive.
"Government wants to be respectful of people's right to express themselves and their right to protest.
We accept that," Bennett said in an interview. "We have to balance that with the right of the BC Hydro
ratepayers to expect that this project would get built on time and budget."
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Bennett added that government agrees construction should proceed despite outstanding court
cases. He said those in opposition appear to be using the legal system as a stalling tactic, and also
noted the courts have mostly sided with the utility.
Opponents have been stating their case for a long time, but "the fact of the matter is the majority of
people in the province don't agree with them," Bennett said.
About 75 per cent of the 600 workers currently on the site are from B.C., Bennett added.
BO Hydro announced in December it would spend $1.75 billion to build the earthen dam, foundation,
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Interviewer:
So, do you want to tell me who you are, and why we're here?
Ken Boon:
Ken Boon. And here we are just upstream ofthemouth ofthe Moberly,
holding the line here, to save this valley from destruction. The deal-outcome
for the whole situation is for Site C to be stopped.
Right now, what we're looking for is, you know, isjust to stop this, in order
that the court cases can be - run the course- um, you know,the pending court
cases, and then we go from there.
What they've done, they've put a temporary bridge inonMoberly inorder to

log. All this river's flat for a long ways up river, and Eagle Island - that's their
intention is to log all ofthat, so, so, this is a very important spot here tohold
the line.
A couple ofthe Treaty 8 First Nations are waiting for a decision in court on the
issuance of those permits - whether they wereconsulted properly - so, so,
they're getting way ahead of themselves here bytrying to log this.

Well, the old camp shack that serves asa cookhouse, and a bitof a bunkhouse,
and then a tent with a heater in it, and now we've brought, you know, we have
some more tents now, and we're just slowly building it up.
Wedon't, we'renot trying, we're not encouraging to many people to come
here, justbecause ofthe capacity. So we rotate people inand out. But, we

have, there's a lotof interest inbeing outhere, you know. We're managing
that sothat people, you know, we can justkeep a manageable amount of
people here.
When you have the past Area C director getting arrested, you know, at a
protest, and, 1mean, look atthe wide [gamut] ofpeople who are stepping up,
and just saying, "this is wrong." You know, and you know I mean, you know,
we're peaceful-type people, and it's, you know, we've reluctantly come to this
point, but, you know, there comes apoint where you just have to step up. That
time has come.
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Packing for tomorrow, where Iwill be heading out lo the bush camp at Ihe
historical site of the Rocky Mountain Fort along the Peace River with youth
from different FN communities. The site is In the flood zone of the purposes
Site C Hydrodam, where they have started clearing old growth forest In
spite of pending court cases I cannot think of a better way to ring in the
New Year then spending it actively reclaiming the inherent right lo be In my
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main artery in the body (hat sustains us in the North. It is ours. It is a part of
who we are as Dane Zaa, Nehiyaw, Tse Keh Dene people. IIis a river
loved and fought for by Non Indigenous people who have connected with it
and lived In die valley for generations as well. Together we can make a
change. I will not stop believing that the right thing will hold out. it is not in
my nature to accept defeat or stand silently by waiting for the worst to
happen. I remember my ancestors voices. I remember their strength. I am a

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cur lane animats agnoullure atrandfow. envirortment 40 years ol
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proteslinc done anC 40 more years tc go unti' this mega Dam proieci is
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Man) supooners oppcsiric Site C locally regionally provmcialiy nalions

wide iniemationaliy anc world-wtde Please continue to more'
Ou- Grand Chie' riillips sialec he will join ine camp ano gladly be arresleo
ic Slop Sue C
Davio SucuKi lone time proiesior opposing Site C stated Treaty Rights ts
put Ic the test anc will win this battle- we musi all join together'
West Iv'ioberly Lake Chief Roianc V/ilson this noi-so-ciean-mega dam is noi
needed Ken and Anene BOON-'.'A l
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Aucfe) Moore Eiyra J^v^tc'n Skcaana RaspDerrye ano a o;n6rs like this
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In case you missed it
AFTN News interview tnank you Tina House Reporter She is from
Dawson CreeK BC and has done an excellent pb beinc updaleo vAttevents And had watched our first video released
This IS also or the APTN fc wall
aef Summe: Naciura- -oeicne bie'an f . gnmanr -isms eno
oiners like irti:
Joe Thomas rtner. ihe\ apfiy ic nee pe'm-i ihet nean tt inr.iudetrie - ifji
Peooir 0' the Lanoe
the cnutr- art "lacking rr.upnotdng this " anc thar
Qufcslot tacJ B=rr-ii; nai fie o/far nermii " Cojns siiuuida askec txr ngh'
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Yvonne Tupper Tnaak yaj al!

spotifeabout you toe ove' ine'e as wel;
Gooa wcft Fiesst caai nue lo stand yoir ground
F-BSSf isi! Prsaa after waicned ne- stance m rnany vitjecs gave me sifengit-,
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"Any mteresiea local or neat first nations indiviQuals ano or non-abonginar

v/ho are opposed Site C thai v/ou(d like to join the
'Peaceful protest camp" to protect out Peace Valley
please contact either verena 250 "93 "124 myself by private rnessagino
me or commenting and Helen Knoti-vis Facebook
jase Jimenec Desnns apiey Cate' Deania Dear anc r otners litre thit
Dawn Turner' wish ' were aose*

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APT'n' NEVYS-Ms Tina House -Reponei interviewed me today
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Rocky Mciuntairi Fort Camru-.iar i 16
"More signs are needed'
Sin Elders Buddy &''vonne
Pajjine ' vonne S Betsy supporting the No Site C -youtn camp'
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Nancy Anderson .Vas tnal yeslerosy'
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an. caicnma a nde wir Verena
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Nancy Anderson Or. snap oli den
Rachel Blati laKe ea- piugs yo- far sieecng'
Yvonne Tapper Nc won was gcmc on-we musi iiac sioppw ihem v/her
Heter Em.iy en: "rgriior. gave inerr me lirs' noii c-' trespassing o'. Treat* S
lemic'v Srnar Victor*-lo'us
Rachel Blatl iove: itus -epx wne' r came -ou' "lere 'S sc-me Comm'itmieT
to mo-st v.'oc a'f. i-o-o
to ocme ou: an: suppcri oj- vateys
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1 arresltrci for \-iryiatins BX . mun ordei
Ocanrâ Oean
"his lint If fio/r 2006 bat ti might provioe some waie- insights ans open up
watei pioieolion altiancef with oltie: "HweiKeepers'

"River Keepers'
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the shop ana i ve been v.'O.-king 2 )Cbs just ip sustain my life and can not
afford any lime off toe fat behind would like to Donate some original art
please let me know of any calls for siienl auctmr got^ris A painting i
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Directions ic me Rocky Mtn Camp wa Hie Jack Fish RoaO ;just outside o'
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Heading
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Spending the mgh;

Call me at my Moms "^SS-SSE*
Snannor. Hecice- 3"vS! Lesians'S HuDi Caps'-Sisn; anc 2 otne's tiKe inis
Laura Webb He;' wojo love ic gc 'ii be lame isie'' lomgni

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lano and nver proieciors -
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of tlie
Ki-fpiitg
the- Ptacc- Ri\'{-T from tho Sito C BC

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Da/.'n me w&i .vna-t ttiv ntsos R v6' meets tne
ifa'hvay R'verr' laskesnsr retemng i; the camr .'.t
fiSc ovB-itifee j-ee's agr r-.o
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Dsw-n Tufriei Aud'ej Siep' EiHie Dswes aid S otrifers like this
Jcy Gsnzale?
There wi'lti you in spirit Utah in the USA has wor> stream access and vow
10 protect our rivers i tagged Utah Stream Access and 1posted about your
efforts Stay strong'
Rile kegnw ano 'vvonne ''uppg- line inis
Joy Gonzalez 'eggeo Aom Vokey txji sne s or var^tior^ Hoiamg you' effons
ir my near loniani
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Event IS snared on my events page way tc gc brothers and sisters
.rnrif "u:ê' an: joy Gonzaiez like inis
Rite I'leioncoi jF cei'isbun Fiei:nst Ooetie an: u oine'S iti<e imt

Rachel eiatl
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Sad times
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.leains Ricj) aria Rasne Bialt like inis
Rachel Blatl Bircf irees are m> (evDuHej la:
thini auoji out walk ano the
iT-.sgnficeni bircr fees we saw ana loacnec f't siggest ve seen i^jow gone
T.ucner ic ine grojnO r waste
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THANK YOU FOR STANDING
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fnosRoae fuonne "fjype- DeD'aanr Shrar Sevems ana C otngrs like triis
Yvonne Tupper rou' ver.' welcome

There are wave to suppcin us opposing
Shsnng ft' oostf
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"e- oeopie yof viev.'s
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ElizBbelf". Biggs' Shannon MecKei Susan inman ano 16 oinefs lite Uiis
Susan inman v'\Asn couiC oe irere m person ic oivf supool'

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More signs needed
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while speaking to Site C security guard at Youth Carnp

We are not evicled-i am exercising my nghts as a Treaty E member
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Rachel Blatt 'tient va. (a- snannc mess uDOaiec dpoios Keec mein coming
One wish fion- me
"Please share this even; en yeui wall before deleting 01 uninviting
yourselt"
! am tioping an my ft friends to share this eveni at least cnce O' twice or
more to support me and many others locally provincialiy nation wide and
mlernalionallv ano ivorto wide whom oppose Eite C Cam anc asK it to
cease forevei
We protested lo' 40 years and wiHcontinue to Protest neih 4D years for this
mega proieo to cease forever

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Please mvite more peecefu protesters tc Togroup No abusive or

demeaning ccmmenls will be tolerated
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From Jackfish Road, (okm ) cross railroad track @ 15.1km, stay north
Gravel starts @ 30km
Cross tracks @ 40km
This is Exhibit ....V
@ T go right
referred to in the
affidavit of
Leave Jackfish Road @ 48.2km, continue straight ahead (PRD55) end of

maintained road.
made before me on this ....Jtif.
@ 54.4km stay right
day o( .......n&Mi&CM
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@ 70.6km turn right off of North Monais (22km) - Beaver Loop Road on
left
@ 71.1km turn left onto Wilder Road (Tembec)
@ 83.4km go left on Terra Energy 10-18-83-99
@ 85km lease on left (when wet, road is rough ahead and park here) or in
winter
(3 87km junction main road goes left (west) But continue straight (north)
87.4 km park - clearing to right, unload quad or snow machine follow
trail downhillto north about 3 km, gets to riverat old ferry crossing.
Then go east/down river on trail about 2+ km until see trail cut to left
that goes directly into Rocky Mountain Fort.
HOME SWEET HOME
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Directions to the Rocky Il^tn Camp via the Jack Fish Road (just outside of Chetwynd)
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Affidavits tor British Coiumbia
Helen Knolt
They didn't coime to the camp to evict us but they met us at the bridge. The head of
security recorded our exchange as he reminded me we were 'notfied' of our ' eviction',.
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Verena Hofmanr Full of sc many emoLons! You and your crew are so
proud, strong, and most of all jusUfreo in standing up. An example to all thai
protecting the land, water, animals and Treaty Rights can be done in a
reasonable and peaceful way. Deepest deepest thanks to ail of you!
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Juanita Lindley Sc proud of you darling! Tha ancestors spoke through you today
snd you were exactly where you were meni to be Lots of love and respect to you
I love vou
Verena Hofmann This picture will go down in history with the story of how
^^1 the Peace River Valley was saved frorri the Site C0am'
Csetkwe Fortier
Sue Sterling-Bur Thank you for standing up for our Inherenl RightslHlove
29| and Prayers Icall ontheline)

Vicky Etzerza Laliberte Good for you Helen
you are amazing
Kutch Deezy Yes! Can totallyunderstand and am sending lots ofsupport

from Gundiljmara Counliy X
h Travis James Amazino

Andrea Sterling-Shintah Amazing, kwukwscemx for standing your ground!
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Audie Ward Vou rock mv friend !'
Angela Gairdner Right on
Paulette Flamond Vou go gir

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Susan Phillips You are fricken awesome Helenlli You walk in truth and
courage'!;
Sharon Tsakoza
Tasha Lusk Way to go Keep up the fight
Stacey E. Sellars Girp Poweh Awesome
K-irh, many blessings
Joe Wesley Way to go I'
Helen Knott ' -ii, RB -ir. Ivwjod and frun' An" 3 F :x thank you (or
standing up ano spending yciurnew years on the land for soemlhing so
important yaii are tfie wamore coming up
Emily RB Hollywood Love cl!'
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Vernie Yocogan Diano Snow them the courage o' true irealy member.let
that courage fiounsn in 2D16 and for the years to come until justice is
enjoyed
Debbie Roblin Can nol Tharik You enough foi ttie fight you have ir your
heart for what is n'ghtfully your land *V
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Rachel Blatt 1st there was Freda, followed by Li2and now we have Helen and
Yvonne. Way to go girls! Here's a clip of Freda showing how It's donel
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Peace River from the Site C BC Hydro...
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Rachel Blatt Beautifully written Many of the white colonists also are
fighting this project We are the farmers, the hunters and the lovers
of the environment here. White colonists from afar also stand up
against this project In fact municipal and regional distr... See fvlore
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Helen Knott Oh Rachel no... Lot there's a difference between being

here, a seOJer. an ally, a friend and a colonizer. Colonization has a
purpose, assimilation and absorption into the mainstream society.
Helen Knott 1can only write from what I know and tell stories how i
know how too, I'm well aware there has been a long fight waging by
the farmers and land owners and the pvea We share the same
goal, to Keep the peace!)
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Rachel Blatt so colonizers are the .1 % that control the wealth In this
world'' Cause that Wee minority doesn't give a shfrt about the rest of
us. we work for them as their Drones until they dont need us
anymore
HhhMmm much like "drones in a beehive which
are also discarded
like Security guards when the job Is
done
Helen Knott Colonizing nas historic roots and is a verb. An action
that still happens today. I would consider the corporation to be a

colonizer, a colonist would be applicable to the people of the
onginai fon. I know families have been In the valley for

oenerati... .Sc-e fviore
Rachel Blatt I should come out to the camp< I have another bhiliant
idea to help get in and out of there quicker come on out to the
lookout point and slop in i live there.
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Helen Knott l wlli sometme very soon! I'llpm you
Jackie Mcvicar Strength and courage Helen
Darius MIrshahi Awesome!!!!
T Nicole Chermsnok
Shannon Hecker Awesome
Savvy Norwegian Yes!
Ambrose Earl Awesome
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NEWS RELEASE
For tmmediate Rêsse Ja^ry 1.2016

New Yew's Eve Celebrstsd at ffistprie Rocky Mountain Fort
On OtasouOi tuiritorttw Peaco Riwr, jtei a short distance upstieam kim the mcuth of the
Mobeily Rtver, jsthesitaofMstortc Ro^ Mountain Fort InNortheast BC. Itwas
etiabSsttedin 1794 by OnNoitti West Companyas a fur trai^ post and is the oiiBof the
earOestsettler post in mabtiandSC. WhSeno originalstructures stBI stand, this sBa has
tremendous stgiôMsa to both tndigenaus end non-indisanaus peopie. The Fort was
where maiiy fiist interactions between eeity seltteis and FirstNaOins tookptece. It is a she
This Is Exhibit ....A..... referred to in the
of the origlitai relaitetishipfor this territory. FirstNationtrwrpers providedcrtbcd sIdSsand
neswirces thataflowsd thefurtraders toprosper endadjuînto remote northern Bvin^

Theongoingtack
affidavit of
rocogrtSion ofthis irnportant historic ale tiyboththe Federeland Prpvlnciai
govsmments has been sharnekjl and it

overdue. Now, wtthtee starts constnicScin the
Site C darnjust a short distsiOQdovmstresm, Rodcyidountdn Fort is in danger of bOhig tost
day of
forever underalmosl206feetof water,tntecL the oM (pewthtimber on the riverHatwIuhb

RockyMountain Fortslisis achedided to i>e loggedthiswinter.
20 Jh
In late November 2015, various concerned First Nations from Tisaty 8 and various tandowners
and loc^ estebO^twis protestcamp at Rocky Mountain Fort VUtfitioReily. s .cabin was moved
onto the sSe In the last we^cf Oecember
Seveml peoplefrom tiwssgtoi^ decidad toringInthe 2016New Yearfrotn th^ camp.The

ioBowing is an excerpttionithe fortJoumal from January 1,1800 was read:
"ITw rrieri aroiffxf
tifada towafiotafrigrwtedotv arid came/nfom/room arid / gave
ihsm each a cof/pteof ikwTis and >4 rtehomtataeeo. &ch siprmf/n atrabotif5 pMSrun and 5
fathoms fobaera. CotmcQsr and Cterrtaiasteugfd together and 0w tatter gaw the Ast apsk of
Meek
and ihe best drubfairv that everhe gof in hisfife....*
The NewYear's ooMviôn, two hundred and sixteen years teter this entry, was dot
peaeeft^ withthe onlyfigttbaing die one to presarva the Peace RiverVaOey. The onlytiring
unctviibsd todayb the BCHydro tieingableto go teioadw8hconstruction vrtwn tire are ^

pentfing courtcases. ThoSSsCDamwilbe ahugBlriadceye'tothePaacarevBrVaBeywMi
adiriBC ffetowad to continue.
The only ttring undviSzQdtoday is the BC Hydro being able to go ahead with coRBtiuctioh wiisn
there are atiD pendingcourtcases- The SReC Damwi be a huge Iriack

RiverVaiteyand aBof BC Sf aSowsd to confimie.
to the Peace
For furtiiertoformatlon, pleaas contact

Ken Boon: 280 262 0014 or cfrinooktoghonKisQxpiomelcDm
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Site "C" Dam!
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This Is Exhibit ....."i

04/01/2016
referred to in(y97
affidavit of
made before me on this eMMMeMeeeeeaaeeeMaeeee
day of
20
A Commissioner tor taking
Dancing with Decotonization
For the Love of the Land: Keeping the Peace River from the Site C BC Hydro Dam
"You rfincmhei- lhal si tin ihnt Ihu utdi-i lold us - HoivTi tlu-
when- llia Puare iliier meets the Haifwai Ri\ery"
asked her, referring to tlie camp wi had cA'ei three ycai-s ago.
Tlie camp was about reclaiming out right as }c)ung Indigenous peopk to
be in our lerrilory. in this Peace River N'alley. lucia'd far into the North
Fast corner of British C'olumiiia. Wi- did not want tlu- proptised Site C
i^ydro Dam tiien. we do not want it now.
"No 1 don't remember." Emil\" replied.
We sltiod on lite soft sno\^ on our wii> back to camp. We liad just put a
.sign up to notift Il\drf) workers that this was Treaty 8 Terriior> and they
were trespassing.
"He- told us about iunv wlien lie \i'as young he rememher.t camping somewhere while they were Irai'elling by horse,
.^t night they heui'd weeping coming from tlx foi-e.st annind them anr^ tlnp ciidn'l know wlio it was." 1 said, as 1
stopped lo walcii .snois genlh lall iVoiri tin branciies tif a nearlx spruce Liee.
"He said thai wlien lhe_\ went iiack It. tluil sjiot again, maybt a >ear of st. lalei. litat forest was gone. 11 haci been
cleared lor a road. It was the forest cnang beeanse it knew what was coming."
Emily nodded her liead. "The forest is alive".

"Yeah. V'iih it i.s." 1 echoed In-r word.''.
He had jus! left wlien Pit" Hydro started to cleai fn (hi- \N'es! sidt of tlx
Moiieri} Ri\er. \^'e walked o\ ei lo the (Ttuie liridge llial tixw" had liiiili K.
cross till' frozen rivet with ilu-ii equi|>nienl. 1 had |f>see if up closi- for m>
oivn c\v> and 1tiad lo la\ im offering of lobacco for tlx- land, for its
suffering and loss.
The ita\ tiefore we jiaeked up m\ little Sl'\. three of us in total. Trenton.
Enii)\-, and m\se)f. Each from a different Idrsl Nations cumniunit) iii tJx^
regif>n, all with tix' same mxlei'staixling thai laixi and water is important Trenfrtn tells me a store on the dri'.c
about iX'W nothing comjiares lo the .'-mile Ins (irtuuhna gi\es him when ix-ghes her ruhiiits iie .snares, lie snaivci
het liirec- rabbits the other
Trenton is eiglileen and the land, (he animals, the water, llxw' are all essential foi
his wa\ of life
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Wf were going to ring llie New War in at the Roelcx Mountain Forl Camp, a In-Sloriea) site wheie one of llriearliest trade post seliienients in BC was
it s located at the end ol a maze ni backroad? and a skidoo ride or
ire]< down tlie moiintaiii. T'hi.^ would hi- a New
ears to Remember.
Ken Boon, an amazing indi\idui!l who liws in the X'allto and who ha.s long since been opposing the Site C dam
met us at the lop with his s)dd(5o and brought uui load ofgear in. The\' set u|) the ea)np within the pivN'itnis month
and that da\ tDecemher 3) Ithe\ had a small shack liiat had been insulated nown in \ia helicopter.
\^'hen we arrived to camp we found new no tre.spassing signs (not oiir.c) po,=ted on trees and an e\'iction notice
ptjsted b> hydro on to the shark /Xpparenlh we hadlwent>- lour hours before torred removal would happen. It
was just a big scare tactic from a corporate bulb.
To whom ft >MVeooetm:
TAKNOnCt
TIMMoaonxM W * mMarM
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Irvn
Mi WMI irtlMi 34 tmn ! IM noHcf

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ho mw>o< ^ >c
rhc> ha^v no right to renuo'e us from olu own land. Oiu own territon.
Wv .settled in to cami).'[reiilon lielped with brew nod. ijuih unpacked, and ] settled into the- rok- of cam]!
mom'i'oolworganiz.eranci made colfec and chilli. U'hen lhe\ .sl:\ g!-e\\ daii" fxve art taking around 3;30 iii the
riorlli1\\\- \Miited a bit then began 1' shoot off fueworks. and \shen that was o^-lM wt plaved cards in llic shacj.;
Ken. eNcuscd himself to bed and Ihc thj'ct of us slr.\"ed up talking until tiu' N(-w Year came in.
With lh( final minute iefl wt all Jumired outside and staled up at Ibt stars 'Iht- eii,j-s oj oui ancestors 1hat is how
w<' rang in the NYn\ Year, with tin-stars (.\-erhead and the trees surrounding us as .silent witnes.se.s.
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In lhf= morning, while the snn was rising 1walked down lo tlu- water, lliei e was a frozei'i inlet bet\\een us and the
Peace River, which never freezes !>ecause of the {\\o Hydi'o Dams Llial alreadv cNisl on it. 1 stood cm the ice. with
uiilows and spai-se bru.sti surrounciing me. and watched the sun ri.se and prayed. Tlrere is no heaulc. n(> peace like
Uial. (.ret itV Peace., because we were on the Peace RiNer.
Uime Pu.ns-i.
1began ici look around me and started to notice ail the rabbit trails that looped Ihi.'^ war'and thai
war, 1 listened to
the birds that flitted around in tlu nearbr trees. I thought of the grouse and the
coyote wt seen just a sliort distance ur\'a\. There is so much life in tliis valk-\. M\
.'^.su ((jrandma) is sei on showing m\ scm horv t<. set snares foi rabbits but the few
times ret went out we couldn't find an>' rabbit trails or signs of them.! heard
someone sa> that the ralrbit is a 'murkei' species", meaning that when shit starts
heading south en\ironmenla!i>' >uurvil) notice because the rabbits v\ill be gone.
Well the rabbits ma\ he hardei to find in .some areas but Ibey are here, but for bow
long will the>' har'e a home here looV
1think of 1 rent on his .smiling (inindmuthei. and a pot of rabbit soup.
When we make it it. tlie Irridgi hilci that morning 1show Kmib how to niakc tofiacco oifering and we walk down
tfi the frozen Moberlr Rivcti fwhich Icad.'^ into the Peace Kir eri and v.c pra_\ togi-tiiei'. 1look up .illcr! place m>
oifering down and the Ih liro seciiritr gcir is oiiisidc ol'ln^ Iruck recording mr on his plinnc. 1sa\ a pra\ er fi.'i him
loo
.-^n "Indian" .sa>-ing a praier must he a fearful tiiitig indeed ! fghl back the urg( to xcll. ".M\ medicine- game is
strong!" and do some ominous hand nio-.c ments, pi'elending thai ! just laic! si;me wild old Indian curstBirr
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I ietn-e e\"en"()ne al llie bridge. '

had a jtjup one. Bob f-. showed up that morning to come willi us) and walk into
the lost forest, .The tears are wxdling up in my eves. 1.see. 1 feel how real this is and 1am filled with a great soi'iw.
it is a sorro\\ youi' spii'it ieeis, and a part of me wants to i'lreak down and sob int'.; the earth, i.el ni> teai's miN \îth
the srhl. But a part vf me .sa> s that doing .so if- acceptance of wkiut the> are doing, and \\ hat lhe\ are doing must
stop.
The .securityman. still jiosled in his vehicle pops his head out to remind us that we need to "stay on your side of
the bridge". E\ e!yc>ne Iriclcle? towards me atid we begin ti- hang our own signs, telling them that this is Treaty 8
Terriior). Hwntualh unotliei man joins the lone ranger on the bridge and walins o\ ei to "our side".
Boh piped up. "Beltei sla} on >()Ui side c)! the bridge!"
1 notice the man is rec(.>rding us. and begin.'- to talk to Bob aiw-ut the eviction notice and that is -when 1\va)ked
tner.
site supenisoi and ! posted a notice. Toy are aware that you have twenty four hours to vacate..." his \-oice
goes on.
"] lun'e a right to be hcrt you l;n(>\--?" I said to tlie man. Mc is white bii! the hne rangei is .Nati\e and he stands
beside him.
"You haê been notified tliat you must hrcal; down }"our camp..." the \^hilt man with a camera in ni} face
continued, tn iiig to tall; o\'ei m> \ cjice
'] am a Treat> Eight niembei and this is ni} traditional terrilon. 1 ha\e a right to be hei'e and to camp here and he
will continue to do so. I'nder liie I'N l)ectaration ol tlio Rights ol Indigenous Peoples, \\ hicfi Canada ha.s ratified.
\-ou have to Inn^r free Prior and Informed Consent 'Phis hi-re is oui' ierriton. and Ihei-e are court ca.scs in
pi-ogress. 1 haN-e a right to he hert ôu can t tell me r)ilua-\'.i.se.' )nc of m>' Cu'al grandpas signed the 7 reat\ sci that
1 could be here." 1said pointing al the ground, as 1talk. 1watch tin- shock ol the Nati\"e l.one Rangers face and he
mo\es slowly behind Ihi' While man
i don't knn\-, iJ that shock i.s that 1 am tliere or that he feels that he i.s on the wrong .side and wants to hide. I feel
sad for him. because 1know that work is \vork and it jiuts i'oodon the taldes of ou!
pe.'.'ple Bu! for how long? t hiti; the job lasts and then what? Our children and great
gi'andchiidren will fed the ramificalioiis oi these- actirins. ] think of m> ,-\su's
ig;randma i -c.-mxls aboui how thc^ Drcanrcr'^ sjgoke about b.ard times to come and tjoyvhc
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iin'is stu n lot U5- that uili be ali\'e. VVluit if thai is jire\ enlable le some measure? This is
iicii just about u? and h\dro and being right or urong... it's ulioiit the future we arrsleaiinii for those who come after us.
T!ie shur! sighleduess of cciloniaiisni neA ei laiU to astound me.
1 made Emih pose foi this photo \rith me:
'\Vli\-?" .she aslted me
"Because Kmiiy. wc- are .^liil li\ing in the shadows of colonization. Looh at lliis. look around us this is wliat
happens exen when we are sa\ing no This is wh> we are here, to stop us from hi.ning to Ih-e in the shadows on our
rm-n land.' ! said
CiM lor:
\V(- need m-irf^ of our ovni members olTin 'I'l-eal} 8 'lerrilon to \-oiimlecr to man
tlic camp on shift .shedules. Vou can contact me as j will begin keeping a schedi:)c-
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lor rolHlion i" mediocrinsuckso'îff'hotmail.com Membfr? froiii ikTos? live horciei'
(the D;un cflt-cl iliose all along fhc Peace Ri\ er!. and Indigenoii.-- peoplefrom
elsewiierc welcome too.
camp gi'invs we will need more lj^^ng structui ei^ as well {Ili cajwus wail tents
*\ilh wood .slo\ es. 1will ha\e more once am able to talk to the oilier organizers.
'note: till coni-'ersations are from memon, somemay he sliglitly paraphrased but ail hold the main pointsof the
conêrsation.s and exchanges.
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This isa transcript ofa video posted on Facebook by Yvonne Tupper on January 2,2016.
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department of Fasken Martineau DuMouIin LLP.
Verena Hofmann:
Recording
Yvonne Tupper:
Where are they? On that side of the.. .we'regoing to go both sides
Verena Hofmann:
It's January 2,2016. My name isVerena Hof&nan, and I'm with Yvonne
Tupper and Jack Askoty, and we're on the south bank inthe Peace River
Valley at the confluence ofthe Moberly and the Peace River. And we're
what you're seeing here is a temporary bridge that was wrongly put on
Treaty 8 Territory by BC Hydro. And Yvonne, do you want to describe
what you have in your hand there?
Yvonne Tupper:
I'm exercising my Treaty 8 rights asa Treaty 8 member. Actually it's kind
of funny that I have tostate that todo this. I think everybody, anybody
who's treaty, non-treaty, 'cause we're on Crown land, is able to dothis.
What I have done is signed my signature, actually printed my name, dated
it, and I'm goingto ask for the sign, "do not remove".
Verena Hofinann:
Wliy are you putting "do not remove"?
Yvonne Tupper:
My fellow Treaty 8 member was here yesterday, Ms Helen Knott, Emily

Gardiner and Travis Fox.
Verena Hofmann:
Yvonne Tupper:
Trenton
Trenton Fox, was here the day before, andthey had putthese signs on the
bridge over there, and they were removed. And we would like tokeep these
signs up. There's various signs throughout this area that state that this is
Treaty 8territory. Verena, ifyou want tomove tothe front ofthe line. So
along with mysignatures, JackAskoty is walking...
Verena Hofmann:
Back to our camp, the Rocky Mountain Fort Camp, which is about a halfhoui* on foot from where we are right now.
Yvonne Tupper:
What a sadtrekthis was, to see all the timber, the willow, the birch, the
bands, laying down on the ground, for us to walk over. It's a sad sight to
see that they used cutters and, I don't know, some other equipment, Tm not
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a heavy equipment operator, but you could tell that they used special
machines to clear tliis path, and I'm upset about that. Because these trees
are older than me. It's older than you, Verena, it's older than Jack. They're
200 years old. Tliey produce life, oxygen, homes for animals. We need
these trees. And it's in one of tlie court cases that old growth should be
saved. And as you can look over to your right, Verena, you can see that
there's piles of different trees of different ages, piled up, and I'm not too
sure who is supposed to be the watch dog, or who is supposed to be telling
the people who are in court opposing Site C, about these trees and old
growth. We're gonna walk shortly to the bridge, and show the old growtli
that was protected in the court cases, that they removed.
Verena Hofmann:
They may have not been protected in the court case. There was some
protected up the Moberly River, but the success in having all of them
protected right here at this flat, which was requested in the court case, was
not successfiil. But, is tliere...
Yvonne Tupper:
[inaudible]
Verena Hofinann:
This is part of the purpose of why Treaty members are here today. So we're
walking towards the bridge. What you can see here is this massive piece of
equipment, and it's the actual machine that's chomping and tearing apart
the trees and the earth and the ground where we are now. And I just want to
point out the irony of what you're seeing right now. It's a pan under the
hydraulics, I believe, ofthis machine, to make sure no oil drips onto the
soil. And that's called an environmental practice. But, but look around
you, look at the destruction and the wreckage that they've just done to the
land here and the timber and the forest, and their environmental practice is
putting a pan under the machine to make sure no fluids drip.
Yvonne Tupper:
Oh look, here they come again. They must have went and got back-up.
Verena Hofinann:
Who's coming?
Yvonne Tupper:
Security. I think this is going to be happening [inaudible]
Verena Hofinann:
So what you can see, we're walking on the bridge. All these trees that you
see underneath the fill of the bridge to make this bridge are what they've cut
fi-om Treaty 8 Tenitory. I wouldn't call this being resourceful. And so now
you can see the north banks ofthe river, of our beautiful Peace River
Valley.
Verena Hofinann:
Do you want to maybe ask them maybe questions about the removal of the
signage?
Yvonne Tupper:
We're recording right now. My name's Yvonne, this is Verena. Do we have

your consent to be recorded?
Security guard:
Sure.
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Verena Hoftnann:
Hello.
Security guard:
Hi
Verena Hofinaiin:
WeYe here to camp; we're camping down the way. And we're, actually,
I'm exercising my treaty riglit as a Treaty 8 member.
Security
Sure. All I can say to you guys is we're here as security. We have to ask
you guys to leave. And any other questions, you have to direct that to
Hydro.
Yvonne Tupper:
So, that's just the bridge part.
Security guard:
All on this active work site.
Yvonne Tupper:
Okay. Well, we don't know when it starts or when it begins. There's no

signs along the way saying it's started or begins, so I think I'm okay here.
Security guard:
Well, like I say, we're just, we're directed to tell you people that, okay?
Any other questions or concerns, you guys contact BC Hydro. But I'll get a
call on the phone here right away, and we'll make something happen here
on what you have to do, okay? But I'm under orders to get you guys you
guys cannot be on this active worksite, okay? Especially around the
equipment and stuff like that.
Yvonne Tupper:
Oh, we're not going fiirther than the bridge. We're staying here and then
we're going to head back.
Verena Hofinann:
And we've put a line out, Yvonne and Jack, who's further back, have put
the line out with signage similar to the same signage that was erected
yesterday. And we want to ask you why the signage that we erected
yesterday is removed. That's the property of Treaty 8 members that erected
it, and it's no longer there.
Security guard:
Oh, okay. I don't know, so you can stop that recording there now. That had
nothing to do, I wasn't here or aware of that, right? So, I'm going to have
to ask you guys to please vacate the active worksite, okay? How did you
guys get here?
Yvonne Tupper:
We walked.
Security guard:
Walked.. .walked fi*om where?
Verena Hofinann:
And why do you need to know?
Yvonne Tupper:
The machines are not working, there's nobody in there, so you know it's not
an active worksite becaxiseblack smoke would be coming out of that
machine there.
Security guard:
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Yvonne Tupper:
Riglit.
Verena Hofmann:
And our line of signage that has been erected is behind your piece of
equipment, so that's a line, and the signs are clear in terms ofwhat's
expected by Treaty 8 members that have just put them up. So we're giving
you notice.
Security guard:
You're giving me notice?
Verena Hofinann:
Yeah, just as you're communicating your perspective on your notice.
Yvonne Tupper:
That's true. And plus, there's no prior consent for this construction, from
any Treaty 8 association member, so..
Security guard:
See, gals, I don't know anything about that, all I know is we're...
Yvonne Tupper:
We're communicating with you, and we asked you if we could videotape,

you kind of nodded and you said yes, I think verbally, and we're
videotaping this.
Verena Hofinann:
And we're communicating. It's important for us to have an exchange so you

can communicate back to whomever your supervisors are.
Security guard:
But I'm not the person to talk to, right? I'm not the person. That's what I
say, just hang tough here.
Yvonne Tupper:
Are you just alone, or who else is in the truck?
Security guard:
No, we've got another security person in the truck. So, but that's what
we're directed to tell you guys. You cannot be on the active worksite
whatsoever, right? That's the end of it. So just let me go make a couple of
calls here, just, everybody sit tight.
Verena Hofinann:
We're not going to be sitting tight. We're...
Yvonne Tupper:
We're going to make a fire and give us some
Verena Hofinann:
Yeah, we...
Security guard:
Where are you making the fire?
Verena Hofinann:
We're at the Rocky Mountain Fort camp on Treaty 8 territory.
Security guard:
I was in there today.
Verena Hofinann:
That's good. But did you see the signage that said no trespassing?
Security guard:
I didn't notice it.
Verena Hofinann:
Well, now you've been notified.
Yvonne Tupper:
You've been notified; there's no trespassing on Treaty 8 territory.
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Security guard:
For us? Oh, is that right?
Verena Hofinann:
And for anyone. Unless you've been welcomed by Treaty 8 members.
Security guard:
Okay. Let me get back to you guys.
Verena Hofinann:
Okay.
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Rachel Blatt plan to come as soon as you are over 111 We will need
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Rachel Blatl Move ic the old Rocky mounlain Forl site this devastation is
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Greg Shea So, let's gel serious about planting trees next summer! Thank you,
Arlene. Stay strong!
Erika Koenlg-Workman Thank you for your courage, I am following closely

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David Schindier sitting on the side of Wllliston Lake thinking about all the
cultural and environmental devastation, i am saddened that more of this
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heatedly and his studies are important for the whole world. 1am not
sure why he is not in ttie forefront of this outrageous action that can
only be described as "a continuation of the environmental
devastation with no accounting for ail that will be lost as a result of it
RHa Churchill Thinking of you and this long-tasting fight. Thank God for
people like you Ken Mike Arthur and Permy Ic name only a few.
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Greg Shea Here on the Island the battle is about Shawnigan Lake
Over 500 people turned out on Wednesday to protest and it is not
going to slop anytime soon Then, there is the Chehaiis River
application for e similar contaminated soi! dump And the Mount
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Arlene Boon - Never underestimate thepower ofonewoman....

Poliey mess. When will Ihis insanity stop? Never- as long as this
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could also look at using some of this helpfully cleared land for geoUrermai
greenhouses?
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Arlene Boon went out to the frontline early today and was faced by 8 men
and a piece of equipment, she said she was staying and they turned
away. I came out and say there alone by the fire, the hydro guys came by
asked me if i was staying, I said yes. He asked me if i knew they were
attempting to dear and i said i was attempting to use my treaty rights
there. Then I sat and sang to myself, prayed, and though it would be nice
to have a drummer. Sure enough a drummer shows up (it's a twenty
minute trek from camp to the front line) he sings for the land and I was so
grateful. We went down to the bridge. And I got to pray vnth Miss Chrtely
Fenton while he sang. Came across hydro guys twice. They were put on
notice that this is treaty 8 land! 'grateful for all the love and for the people
who move when needed**
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Gerry Hunter Ppl will never forget what you've done proud of you
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DIni Za Toghestiy Keep It upli You are all haro'sin
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Dawn Koch Slrenglh and peace to you. I honour your vision and
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Stacey E. Sallars Love the Shares Helen Knott, Blessings with Yous All;
prayers of light shine upon each of you and AllOur RelaQons.
Billy Burgess Helen your parents must be extremely proud of you god bless
you for protecting pacha mama and the dunne za heartland for all of you who
stand against this industrial giant who rapes our lands not for only for our
generation but for all mankind In years to come.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORT CAMP, BC, Jan. 7,2016 /CNW/ - First Nations members camped out at
an historic fort site slated for destruction by the Site C dam say they are prepared to face arrest to protect
their traditional territory.
Joined by local landowners, Treaty 8 Stewards ofthe Land say they will not permit BC Hydro to proceed
" :ith plans to clear-cut forests around tlie Rocky Mountain Fort site onthe west side ofthe Moberly
iver. The site, selected by explorer Alexander Mackenzie, was the first trading post in mainland B.C.
and is situated in the traditional territory of Treaty 8 First Nations.
The $9 billion Site C dam would flood 107-kilometres of the scenic Peace River and its tributaries,
including the traditional hunting and fishing grounds ofTreaty 8 First Nations. In late December, despite
three on-going First Nations court cases against the dam, BC Hydro built a bridge across the mouth ofthe
Moberly River in preparation for logging in the proposed reservoir area.
In addition to its legal, economic, political andarchaeological significance to indigenous and non-
indigenous people, the camp is the gateway to the rest ofthe threatened Peace Valley. BC Hydro has
served notice that the camp must be dismantled.
"Logging and flooding this part ofthe Peace Valley will irreversibly harm our ability to hunt, fish, trap
andexercise other constitutionally-protected Treaty Rights, especially since much of the restof Treaty 8
Territory has been devastated by other hydro-electric, oil and gas and industrial developments," said Art
Napoleon, "To have any meaning, these treaty rights require a land base and waterways where there are
wildlife and fish, andwhich is capable of supporting a diversity of plant life. Treaty rights also include
management level decision-making toprotect moose calving grounds, medicine harvesting and berry
picking, and spiritual practices - all ofwhich will be obliterated by Site C."
delegation of First Nations chiefs told Prime Minister Trudeau's key Cabinet members in December
ât suspending federal approval ofthe Site C dam is a critical litmus test ofhis government's promised
Tiew relationship with Indigenous Peoples.
"The Prime Minister says that Canada's most important relationship is with itsIndigenous Peoples and
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that he promises to uphold and respect Treaty Rights," said Helen Knott, "This is what we are trying to
do at a grassroots level. I speak as Great Great Granddaughter of Chief Bigfoot, the last to sign Treaty 8
in 1911, and I am trying to honour my Grandfatlier's original intent and uphold those rights he meant to
protect. I ask Prime Minister Trudeau to also honour that original intent."
ê applaud the court cases being brought by West Moberly, Prophet River and others, but they take
time to wind their way through the courts. Meanwliile, before the court cases are even heard, BC Hydro
is destroying the very valley that these court cases are intendedto protect. The way I see it, they are
stealingfrom future generations, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous. We are not here just for us but for
the ones that will come after us," said Helen Knott. "As individual Treaty 8 First Nation members, we
cannot stand by. Do I want to be arrested? No, I am here peacefully doing what I believe is right and
needed but this land is a part of who I am and I will take a stand for it. Prime Minister Trudeau can stop
BC Hydro from destroying the Peace Valley. Until he does, we will".
SOURCE Treaty 8 Stewards of the Land
For further information: Helen Knott, Prophet River First Nation member and Treaty 8 Steward of the
Land, at (250) 280 2277; Art Napoleon, Saulteau First Nations member and Treaty 8 Steward of the
Land, at (250) 818 5626
Organization Profile
Treaty 8 Stewards of the Land
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Local First Nations set up Rocky Mountain Fort Camp

before Christmas. There were six to eight members of
the newly formed Treaty 8 Stewards of the Land sleep
ing there last night. Spokesperson Art Napoleon said

First Nations originally talked about taking a stand
near the site of the proposed Site C Dam. but B.C. Hy-
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dro's work crews moved too fast. The once pristine forest that stood there has been de
stroyed. So First Nations decided to block this most recent perceived violation of Treaty 8 by
setting up Rocky Mountain Fort Camp. BC Hydro employees have already scouted the camp.
They could be preparing to seek an injunction, but this will not make the First Nations move.
Treaty 8 Stewards of the Land are prepared to be arrested.
Someone Has To Make A Stand
' Someone has to make a stand and since we are stewards of the land, we are the ones doing it
- along Vvîth our allies who live along the banks of the river that is going to be flooded," said
Napoleon.
Treaty 8 gave local First Nations the right to hunt fish. trap, harvest traditional medicines and
continue their spiritual practices in the Peace River area.
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If the Site C Dam is built, it will flood 107-kilometres of the Peace River and its tributaries, in
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built: no compensation: no consultation on the first two (dams). Now that the courts have
made consultation a requirement, especially since we have treaty rights, but that has not been
the case." said Napoleon
He added. "We don't think Premier Christy Clark gives a s
about treaty rights. I don't even
know if she has the ability to define them. She doesn't take them seriously at all."
"The RCMP would never go out there and arrest someone for violation of a treaty right. We
live in a racist society, that's just how it is."
Appealing To Trudeau
In a press release, issued yesterday, the Stev\/ards of the Land called upon Prime Minister Jus
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Napoleon says there is no guarantee the court cases, which are really appeals of the decision
to grant Site C environmental approval will succeed.
He believes there is no need for B.C. Hydro to log this year. They have proceeded despite the
court cases and public outcry in an attempt to railroad this project.
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"What they are trying to do is push their way in, show what they have done so there will be no
backing out," he said.
Treaty 8 Stewards Of The Land Are Prepared To Be Arrested

So the group now calling themselves Treaty 8 Stewards of the Land has set up at Rocky Moun
tain Fort Camp, to deny BC Hydro further access to the land. Though they are across the river
from Fort St John, this is a remote location half a mile from the nearest road. People come on a
rotating basis. There have been as many as 10, and as few are five. They know the courts could
issue an injunction in favour of B.C.Hydro. Ifthat happens. Treaty 8 Stewards Of The Land Are
Prepared To Be Arrested.
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As one of the Camp supply organizers, I have to say that the ongoing
support to ruri Biis camp from Individuals in and outside of the North Peace
area, has been overwhelmingly positive'
Thank you to Allof you who are contributing yourselves, putting your own
lives on "hold" to come out and stay at the camp and Help us "Hold the
Fortr' Thank you to those who are donating and loaning food and supplies
to the Brave winter Campers protecting the forests in our Valley.
...And thanks for those who firelessly orchestrate the food, supplies and
people in and out of the camp.
Thank you to those who cannot come to the Peace but send their positive
comments, prayers and thoughts.
Also a BIGthank you to those providing monetary support because without
you we could not operate and move buildings and people and purchase
neccessary supplies not donated or loaned.
To find out how you can Help to support the Protection of our Valley,
inhabitants historical and sacred sites and the forest that protects all PM
me or contact Yvonne Tupper Arlene Boon, Helen knott or Verena

Hofmann via Face book
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C Dam, Rocky Mountain Fort Camp, going!
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Latest RMF camp "Wish List".
We really could do with one (or two) prefab outhouses built so that we could
haul them to RMF by truck/snowmobile and then assemble them easily
onsight. The bathroom facility is a bit rustic, to stay the least
If anyone has a large grate for the firepit (or can weld one together), people
could cook on the fire when it is nice outside This would also help conserve
fuel for the Coleman stove
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\Ne could also use some help of local supporters who have 4WD pickups
and snowmobiles to transport supplies to RMF It would be a great daytrip
for outdoorsy types used to the backcountry. Three-four hours drive from
Fort St John (less, if you are coming from HH or Chetwynd), ttien a short
snowmobile ride down the hill (20 minutes) to help out where needed
(assembling outhouses, etc.), then back to your truck by late afternoon and
home in time for a fashionably late dinner. (The crew holding down the Fort
is too busy to get more firewood, so if someone brought their own chainsaw
they could spend a couple of hours cutting wood and transporting it to
camp).
There is now a small freezer set up at Peace Equestrian Park, Pedersen's

to leave frozen food, preprepared meals in Remember that the camp
doesnt have an oven so meals should be stovetop friendly for reheating
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Cold day at the camp yesterday (-25C before windchill), but good to make
prayers for the water and the land, the chief spirits, the ancestors, all living
beings (and those needlessly destroyed), and ali who are doing their best
to honour this sacred Peace River Valley. Connecting and sharing
perspectives that go beyond the Illusion of the lie austerity keeps feeding
us...very good for the soul. Life was not meant to be played like a game of
taking more than your share just to have it. at the cost of there being not
enough for everything else. Nice to find a collective space to step out of
the game and reconnect with the true purpose of life. Grateful to everyone
who is sharing our plight, providing donations and supplies, praying for the
water and the land, and especially to those making the difficult trip to the
camp, and slaying there in some very extreme cold weather conditions.
We think heroes are larger than life figures we see on TV, but 1know they
are really mothers and elders and farmers and ail those other beautiful
people who just feel a calling, who man fires and document medicines and
share stories and pray...and stand by their inner truth at all costs. To all of
you involved with the camp, I know no greater heroes. You are all the fire
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This is a transcript of a video posted on Facebook by Yvonne Tupper on January 11,2016.

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Yvonne
Tupper:
They're up here, Beatrice. Four ofthem. January 7,2016, approximately about

9 a.m. in the morning. They started moving the machine in, and they're forging
in on the path. They're pretending, I can't hear what they say. I don't think they
know who I am today because I'm wearing a different jacket and toque. This is
Beatrice. This is Lisa, [sound of walking in snow]
Randy Lines:
Good morning.
Beatrice:
[Native language spoken] Treaty 8 territory
Chris Van
Luven:
It's unsafe to travel beyond here. We're conducting logging operations, and it's
unsafe to travel beyond this point at this time.
Beatrice:
[Native language spoken] sign that we put up [Native language]
Randy Lines:
I imderstood you to say you put up a sign there?
Beatrice:
Yeah. [Native language]
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I'm sorry, I don't understand.
Yvonne
Can you repeat that please?
Tupper:
Contractor:
I'm sorry?
Yvonne
You said you were sorry, you did not understand?
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Randy Lines:
Yeah, I didn't understand anything beyond, she said something about you left a
sign
Chris Van
1... I heard exactly what my partner did.
Luven:
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Yvonne
So do you understand what she's saying to you?
Tupper:
Chris Van
My understanding is that you placed signs butwe don't understand anything
Luven:
further.
Randy Lines: I'm not sure whatlanguage you're speaking in, sorry,
Beatrice:
Gee. [Native language]
Randy Lines: Are you able to translate for her?
Yvonne
Outof respect for myElder, I'11 wait for herto give me consent to speak on her
Tupper:
behalf.
Beatrice:
Okay.
Yvonne
She would like to welcome you to the Treaty 8 territory. We're video
Tupper:
recording, as we see you recording us. We are putting you guys on notice that
this is an activeTreaty 8 territory site,and we did not give consent. And we're
looking for medicines today, and themedicines weneed is on that side, and
we're walking the pathas youcan seeit's a well[inaudible] path. You've used
ourpathto come here, and we've been doing this forand we're going to
continue to do it until we find what we're looking for.
Randy Lines: Well, we're not here to impede you. We're just here to say that it's notsafe to
go this way.
Yvonne
Yeah, we noticed there's no worksites anywhere, no worksite signs on any
Tupper:
structure or tree or willow, anything around here.
Randy Lines:
Okay.
Yvonne
May I have your name please?
Tupper:
Randy Lines:
My name's Randy.
Yvonne
Tupper:
Where are you from. Randy?
Randy Lines: I'm helping out with security for BC Hydro.

Yvonne
What's your last name, Randy?
Tupper:
Randy Lines:
It's Lines. May I ask yourname?
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What's your name, sir?
Yvonne
Tupper:
My name's Chris.
Chris Van
Luven;
And your last name, Chris?
Yvonne
Tupper:
Chris Van
Luven:
Van Luven.
Yvonne
Van Luven, Chris. And what's your role?
Tupper:
I'm helping out BC Hydro when it comes to safety and security.
Chris Van
Luven:
Yvonne
Tupper:
Chris Van
So, we did not give consent prior to this logging on this side of the river, and
that's why we're here as Treaty 8 First Nations persons. But also, this land's
been used, like she said in her language, it's been used for many years. So we
would like to go past.
Well, we're not here to stop you.
Luven and
Randy Lines:
Yvonne
Alright.
Tupper:
Contractor:
Gentlemen! [background voices]
Yvonne
May I have your consent to be on video and to be posted on public websites?
Tupper:
Contractor:
No thanks.
Yvonne
And who are you? Say your name so I have it.
Tupper:
Contractor:
Why do you need my name?
Yvonne
Well I have your picture.
Tupper:
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Contractor:
Okay. My name is Wayne.
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Yvonne
Wayne, and your last name.
Tupper:
Wayne
Howes.
Howes:
Yvonne
Where are you from?
Tupper:
Wayne
Chetwynd.
Howes:
Yvonne
Gentlemen, who are you?
Tupper:
Contractor:
Yvonne
Do we have to move back?
Okay, we're walking.
Tupper:
Contractor:
Okay, just hold on, I'll stop them if you're going ahead, please
Yvonne
Okay. So obviously, they're, it's along our track. Where we would like to go.
Tupper:
Contractor:
We'll get the machine shut down for you.
Yvonne
Okay. We're going to go as far as Chris.
Tupper:
Contractor:
It's unsafe to go beyond this point. Pleasejust give us a minute to get the
machine shut down.
Yvonne
Can you say that again louderplease? That you're impeding our Treatyrights,
Tupper:
that we can't access our land.
[Multiple voices in unison, inaudible]

Yvonne
Are you denying my Treaty rights to come farther?
Tupper:
Contractor:
No, no, I'm telling you it's not safe to go further.
Yvonne
Are you aware that this is Treaty 8 territory?
Tupper:
Contractor:
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Yvonne
Tupper:
Okay. So I think your companies need to have a culture training to realize what
territory these are on. And that's clearly noted on our signs.
Contractor:
Now, you see the machine.
Yvonne
And there's a warning on the sign that says 150 feet, and I'm not 150 feet, by
the markers, if there's markers. But which, clearly, there's no markers. If this
is an active worksite, I would appreciate construction work signs posted. Can
you guys do that? 'Cause we're going to have Treaty-- like, there's thirty of~
oh, I shouldn't say the amount. There's plenty of us here, and when you know
Tupper:
that there's an active worksite. If there's an active worksite, I think we have to
the authorities that may be, like WCB. So if you guys don't want that, please
practice safety for us. We put those signsup for your safety, to let you know
we're here. We've been putting you on notice daily that we'll be in this
territory. And we'll continue to be in this territory because this is our territory.
Excuse us. The machine stopped, and we're going to continue walking. I can
see, and videotaped there, they stopped.
Beatrice:
[Native language spoken] cancer [Native language spoken]
Yvonne
The machine hasn't stopped yet.
Tupper:
Chris Van
The machine has been shut down. It's safe to travel now.
Luven:
Yvonne
Thank you.
Tupper:
Randy Lines:
Oh, hang on. Are you sure? Just double-checkwith those...
Chris Van
Wayne, Wayne, I'm just confirming that the machine is in a shutdown position?
Luven:
Ifs safe to travel?
Contractor:
Yep.
Beatrice:
It should be right off.
Yvonne
Right off and turned around, that's your wish? She would like it to be tumed
Tupper:
around.
Beatrice:
[Native language]
Yvonne
Do you want me to give a summary of that?
Tupper:
Beatrice:
Yeah.
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Yvonne
Tapper:
Ourpeople has been affected with cancer, and cancer affects a lot of people.
And the medicine we're lookingfor, we want to check for logs in the trees that
you tear down without our consent, so that we can find that medicine. That
medicine can help a million or so people, it's very powerful on not only cancer
but others, so we're checking the trees and the logs to...
Beatrice:
My sister died from cancer.
Yvonne
And her sister has passed away, so this is very important for my Elder.
Tapper:
Beatrice:
She [inaudible] medicine. Elders need medicine. And the doctors, whatever
you guys use [inaudible]. About two years I [inaudible]. And an Elder made
that medicine for me. I kept drinking, my last drink was in January, and it's a
benign, never go back. So, I'm healthy, way healthy. And then I had another
operation from that medicine, in the bush here. That one healed me from
doctor operation. I was so in pain. A few years.
Randy Lines: I think that, what I've heard, is important. I hope that the audio came through
well. I can assure you that I'll pass it on to the people that. It's not my position
to be saying who can go where, so...
Beatrice:
There's medicine here. I came yesterday,I see there's some medicine here that
would help me in the future.
Contractor;
The best we...
Yvonne
Hi there.
Tupper:
Contractor:
How are you?
Yvonne
Cold right now.
Tupper:
Contractor:
It is chilly.
Yvonne
Tupper:
So, I'm sure you guys are well aware, we have set a camp at the Rocky Fort
Mountain Camp, and we've been taking care of, well, with the numerous
people of supports, we're going to continue to look for the medicine today.
Yesterday I also acted as a different activity; we're going to continue to do that
until^because, this is our territory. Before the dams, before the government.
This is our land. And it will be our land. We're the stewards of the land.
Alright. So, we would like to continue. We'd like to see, know, if you guys
took down our signs.
Randy Lines: I'm not sure. I didn't take down any signs.
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Yvonne
Tupper;
Did anybody take down our signs? Becausewe're putting you guys on notice
that we're here. And we're not goingto stop being here until whatneeds to be
done for ourselves. We all have our personal connection to the land.
Beatrice:
I really believe in this medicine...bush. It healed me. And [inaudible]
Yvonne
Tupper:
So we're going to go check. It's like tracking...we're going to go see if our

signs are up, and we're goingto document if the signs were removed, because
again, if we're concernedabout your safety, and I know you guys are concerned
about our safety. Hopefully, hopefully you're concernedabout our safety!
Contractor;
Absolutely.
Yvonne
Tupper:
And so we're that's why we put up tlie signs yesterday, to let you know that
we're here, right?
Contractor:
We didn't [inaudible]
Contractor:
No, we didn't take any [inaudible]
Yvonne
Tupper:
Okay, so we're goingto go where that machine is, and aroundthe bend,
because I thinkyou guys wenta littlebit farther today than yesterday, and
we're going to see if our signs are still there.
Contractor:
Okay.
Yvonne
Tupper:
So we are going to be on that line.
Randy Lines,
Chris Van
Absolutely, yeah, and we're okay to eitherbe near you if you wish, for your
safety, or we canjust leave you alone, completely alone, it's up to you.
Luven::
Yvonne
Tupper:
Only if you're going to be a partof it. I would love for you guys to be helping
us with her medicines andsuch, but if you guys have a job to do andit's off
yourjob time, please come back andhelp us look for what we're looking for.
It's a very serious medicine.
Contractor:
I'm sorry, a gentleman yesterday referred to it by a name and I don't remember

the name. What was the name of it?
Yvonne
Yeah, we watched that video, and I waspretty disappointed that none of you
Tupper:
guys know ourlanguage. That'saninsult to us, that you guys need to

practice.. .and the ones that sitover there, two ofthem are my cousins. They
don't how to speak either. And so I'm pretty insulted thatyou're bringing them
to interpret for you, and they're standing over there. They're not interpreting
for you. So I want you guys to be better prepared when wecome outagain.
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I'm doing this for your sake, because 1might not behere tomorrow, or the next
day. But if I am, I'm going to say this again on recorded tapes, there's two
cameras and my camera, you need to beprepared because we are going to be
present.
Randy Lines:
Okay.
Yvonne
Thank you. Okay, wehave that macliine turned around and gone. Doyou want
Tupper:
them to escort us ordo you think we're.., we're okay, because yesterday I was
okay, too, you guys didn't seem to bother me, you guys left me alone, and
thank you for doing that.
Contractor:
Our desire is not to hinderyou in any way. [inaudible]
Beatrice:
Machine turned off.
Contractor:
You'd like it shut down?
Beatrice:
Yeah
Contractor:
We'll pass that on right now.
Yvonne
Tupper:
Thank you. We'll wait right here.
Beatrice:
I want to talk to her alone [End of video]
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Was Hunger Games a myth or is it reality. It's seems likea reality for me.
Landowners and Treaty 8- Indigenous individualssaying enough to
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construction/destruction of the Peace Valley.

Govt hoping to divide and conquer while robbing 9 billion dollars from us-
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who pay an utility bill. The money we pay monthlyshould be in black-good

standings but no..reality be hydro is on debt. Yes a years off debt
As a Treaty member who pays taxes and my hydro bill, i give money to
the provincial utility and they seriously mismanaged money. Seriously it
should be only in the good not in the red. Whose getting rich here? Where
is our money going? Whyshould people pay another 30% on a hydro bill
that is being mismanaged.
And when the BC Municipalities voted 'No' to the destruction of Peace
Valley -govt override it knowingthat Vancouver will not get a new Sea
Wall- other Municipalities will not get their infrastructure funds in the next
10-20 years until the destruction is finished.
If you do not give Consent for this dam to be built, help support our cause
; Treaty 8 Stewards Of the Lands.
1) People who are opposed Site C-joinus in Camp.
2) Social media champaigns: Write
"In Solidaritywith Treaty 8 Stewards Of the Lands as long as the sun
shines, River flows and grass grows*
Hashtag/# Keep The Peace
And tag Helen Knolt or myself.
3)Any financial supports willbe greatly appreciated as well.
4)And rides to and from camp.
Contact Verena at 250.793.1124
Or pm me as well.
Thank you for ail the supports thus far. we have a long ways to go.
Kinanskotim-many blessings -Yvonne T.
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Want to Help Preserve our Valley and the 1700's Historic Rocky Mountain
Fort Site but can't make it up here right away''
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Here is another way We need help S$ wise to pay for moving buildings and
for supplies not donated or loaned
The support thus far has been astounding from folks coming out to camp
and cook etc. donations of wail tents and equipment and Allthose busily
baking and cooking meals for the campers.
Thank you to all for what you have contributed. We are standing for the
Valley together one way or another!
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our land, animals, agriculture, air and fowl, environment. 40 years of
protesting done and 40 more years to go until this mega Dam project is
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Many supporters opposing Site C: locally, regionally, provinclally, nations
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Our Grand Chief Phillips stated he wifl join the camp and gladly be
day of
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arrested to Stop Site C.
David Suzuki long time protestor opposing Site C stated Treaty Rights is
put to the test and willwin this battle- we must all join together)
West Moberly Lake Chief Roland Wilson this nol-so-clean-mega dam is
not needed. Ken and Arlene BOON-PVEA Landowners opposed Site C
whole heartedly, o farmlands are needed.

Call out to all peaceful protesters with Drums, notsemakers. signs

opposing Site C Dam are needed at either side of Peace River on Crown
land.
Why:
BC Hydro continuing to assault Treaty 8 iand-rights-and environmental

laws without prior consent and Both Federal and BC Supreme Court
Cases pending and in processions.
An violent insult and assault to land, animals, and Treaty 8 to not cease
construction until all court cases are finalized.
This power is not needed
An International assault as well. West Moberly Lake Chief: Roland Wilson-
this nol-so-clean-mega dam is no! needed. There are many energy

alternatives with less environmental destruction and less costs to build
with more long term emptoyment.
BRFN Chief Marvin Yahey: Site C Dam was last straw-thls dam destroys
animals migration and violates our Treaty rights and gravely effects our
livelihoods.
PRFN Lynette Tsakoza: we need to think abou! the prophecies and our
grandchildren. What are we leaving behind?
"Too much oil and gas, we couldn't celebrate my grandson's kill of his first
moose" This has to end, Late Coundl Kelvin Davis- Doig River First
Nations.
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Other first nations leaders slated publiciy or on fb posts opposing Site C.
Hudson Hope Mayor Gwen Johnson is opposed of the construction and

destruction. Other leaders from Fort St John, Hudson Hope, Tayior,
Dawson Creek and Chetwynd oppose Site C
Spiritual iaws were broken by BC hydro by removing and destroying
Eagie's nests and Beaver Dams. And disrupting animal's game trails and
birthing grounds. Historical and ancestral landmarks are ear marked new
for massive destruction.
'Celebrate our Rivers that provided many of us lives and continues to
provide life by joining one or ail of our peaceful protests.

Starting this weekend-camping on South Side of Peace River- where
Moberiy River meets at Historical Site- Rocky Mountain Fort Camp. Cabin
and canvas tent available. Dress warm.
North side-Lookout available for peaceful protesters opposing Site Clookoul Shack and outhouse
' signs, peaceful protests anytime and any place! Social media -share fb
posts and pictures-continue. Email, tweet, telephone, text!
Update with current information.
January until dam's construction ceases forever*
40 years of protests done and we will protest another 40 years until it
ceases completely! NO Site C!
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18/01/2016
Treaty 8 Stewards ofBie Land setout... - ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORT CAMP, BC. Treaty 8Territory, Jan.18,2016
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORT CAMP, BC,Treaty 8 Territory, Jan. 18,2016/CNW/ - FirstNation
members today called onthe Canadian and British Columbian governments to embrace a three-point plan
that will protect lands at imminent threat of destruction aspreparatory work continues to build the Site C
dam.
"As Treaty SStewards oftheLand, we have been camped outat Rocky Mountain Fort for many days in
accordance with our beliefthat the SiteC dam project represents a direct, and uimecessary threat to the
traditional lands of Treaty 8 peoples," saidYvonne Tupper. "We callon Prime Minister Trudeau and
Premier Christy Clark to work with us to ensme that these lands areprotected by temporarily suspending
approvals to log forests, build roads, and clear further lands inpreparation for dam construction."
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The three-point plan calls for:
A temporary suspension of allconstruction and land-clearing operations related tothe Site C dam
project until court challenges initiated by First Nations and local landowners who are opposed to
the project are finally determined,
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The federal government to temporarily suspend all federal Site C dam project approvals and the
issuance of any ftiture permits pending an expedited, open and transparent federal review ofthe
infringement of Constitutionally protected Treaty 8 rights by the Site C dam.
The provincial government totemporarily suspend allconstruction work at the Site C dam site
pending anindependent review bythe BC Utilities Commission of the Site C dam project, with full
procedural safeguards, as recommended bythe federal/provincial Joint Review Panel and many
others.
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Today's release of the three-point protection plan marks the 20^^ day that Treaty 8First Nation Stewards
ofLand, joined by local landowners and supporters from across British Columbia, have been camped at
the historic Rocky Mountain Fort site. The camp stands a short distance from where the Moberly River
meets the Peace River, just up-river from the proposed Site Cdam site. The dam, ifbuilt, would flood
107 kilometres ofriver valley lands along the Peace River and its tributaries and lead for example to the
permanent loss ofnumerous First Nation burial grounds, other culturally and historically important sites,
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and valuable farmland.
Historically andstilltoday, the Peace River has been theentranceway to vastbountiful lands andwaters,
as well as being the foothold that has welcomed andprovided formany different groups of people and
enterprises.
There are two significant events that explain why we are united andwith peaceful intent to protect and
care for the Peace RiverValley. First, along these waters and islands of the Peace River, battling Beaver
(also known as the Dane-zaa) and Cree agreed to a truce so that theirfuture generations couldco-exist
and be sustained by the landand waterin perpetuity. Secondly, the signing of theTreaty in thePeace
River Valley between First Nations andtheCrown promised thatwe would live a peaceful shared co
existence. Also, FirstNations wereguaranteed to be ableto always pursue theirusual vocations prior to
entering into Treaty and without forced interference.
There are other examples of peaceful relationships with First Nations: explorers were guided into new
places; fur traders were taught ways to survive and prospered; gold seekers passed through freely; and,
pioneer families established fanning homesteads.
These longstanding relationships and the solemn promises of Treaty arewhat guide us and it is in that
spirit thatwe are here today at theRocky Mountain Fort Camp andits surroundings onthe south banks of
the Peace River Valley. We, the Treaty 8 Stewards oftheLand and our supporters, are direct
descendants of the people who werethe first inhabitants, Treaty signatories, and later, settlers of the
Peace River Valley.
We are reasonable, responsible, and law abiding citizens. We are mothers, youth, Elders, farmers,
bushmen, business owners, teachers and artists. Our supportis not only local but nation-wide. We are
respectful and have no intent to be involved in any occurrences that would be unsafe or harmful to either
humans and property.
"We continue to be involved in the peaceful, lawful exercise of our TreatyRights to protectthe land and
highlight our concerns about the irreversible, negative impacts that thisproject will have on the Peace
River Valley and on the exerciseof our constitutionally protected Treaty 8 rights," said Art Napoleon.
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"Wewant a binding commitment from the federal and provincial governments thatthey will honor,
respect and take into proper consideration the findings and recommendations emanating from the above
three action items. Once the three actions are completed, then the govemments can decide whetheror not
to lift the suspension on SiteC's construction or to makethe suspension permanent," said HelenKnott.
The Treaty 8 Stewards oftheLand contacted internationally respected energy expert Robert McCullough
to ask whether or not a temporary suspension of construction of the SiteC Damwould be costly to BC
taxpayers and hydro ratepayers.
Robert McCullough replied,
"The short answer is no. Thefederal/provincial Site CJointReview Panelfound thatSite C is being built
before it is needed andso the relatively high cost Site Cpower will beexported at a lossfor thefirstfour
years ofoperation. BCHydro is likely to lose 50cents on every dollar ofSite Cpower exported during
thefirstfouryears ofoperation. This amounts toa loss ofhundreds ofmillions ofdollars, which is likely
to more than offset thecosts associated with temporarily suspending Site C Construction.
Ironically, BC Hydro is concerned about delay while regional bulkpower electricprices arefalling to
their lowest levels in history. The U.S. Energy Information Administration annual on-peak average price
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Treaty 8 Stewards ofthe Land set out... -- ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORTCAMP. BC,Treaty8 Territory, Jan. 18.2016
for our region hasfallen tojust 41% ofits levelssince 2007. Current prices andforward prices
through 2025 are approximately halfthe price ofSite C."
This information demonstrates the economic folly of Site C. Clearly the Treaty SStewards ofthe Land
and their supporters are acting in the best interests of all British Columbians.
SOURCE Treaty 8 Stewards of the Land
For further information: Helen Knott, Treaty 8 Steward of the Land at (250) 280-2277; Art Napoleon,
Treaty 8 Steward of the Land at (250) 818-5626; Yvonne Tupper, Treaty 8 Steward of the Land at (250)
874 0079; On Cost of Delay: Robert McCullough, McCullough Research, at (503) 784-3758
Organization Profile
Treaty 8 Stewards of the Land
First Nations Prepai-e for Arrest to Stop Site C Dam
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Find this article at:
http://www.newswire.ca/news-rel0ases/treaty-8-stewards-of-the-land-set-out-conditions-to-protect-lands-56S628881.html
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21/01/2016 Helen Knott on Inslagram;'Love this shot, was soblessedthisweekend with an abundance ofvisitors to the Rocky Mountain Fort Campand goodvibes.
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21/01/2016 Helen Knott on Instagram:"Lovethis shoL was so blessed this weekend with an abundance ofvisitors to the Rocky Moiffitain Fort Camp and goodvibes...
heienknottOS Love this shot, was so blessed this weekend with an abundance of visitors to the Rocky
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Here is how BC Hydrodoes their job. They hire a guy with an Aussie
accent (another "80" employee) to come onto your property repeatedly
harrass you and then serve a family member with papers meant for you,
to let you know that having a freezer outside of your garage, that people
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who wish to feed Treaty 8 members, by leaving food inside and taking
from as needed, Is an offense to be Sued for. Wow. Oh and also granting
permission for individuals to access an undeveloped public access road
that runs on your property, that BC Hydro landed a chopper on the same
spot, (without asking permission) FYIthe papers are lying somewhere on
the ground outside, I was told 3 days ago what Bullshit was in the papers.
Seriously Oh and Hydro troll that trolls this site Fuck You creepy Bastards
this will NOT stop people protesting this project.
From our homes we will not run.
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Ihey just keep getting lower and lower with their
moral. Pigs.
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Helen Knott They served me outside of your house lol

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Lorraine Ward Apparently there's a whole separate set of laws for that
corrupt utility.Sending you strength -1 don't know how you stand IL
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m Rachel Blatt thanks. IsSII have NOT been served he chucked the
papers In the yard somewhere? My husband does not work for Hydro.
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Lorralno Ward Times like this I miss my grandpa, who would have
met anyone with a rifle IfIhey came on the property unannounced.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
AND;
BOON.
ARLENE
BOON,
VERENA
DEFENDANTS
Counsel: Charles F. Willms

Matter No: 240150.00163
+I 604 631 3131
Vancouver, BC, V6C OAS
2900 - 550 Burrard Street
FASKEN MARTINEAU DuMOULIN LLP

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Rocky Mountain Fort
the area in and around the heritage site known as
upstream (west) of the Moberly River, including
and around the south bank of the Peace River
persons unknown to the Plaintiff occupying,

obstructing, blocking, physically impeding or
delaying access, at or in the vicinity of the area in
TUPPER, JANE DOE, JOHN DOE and all other
as Rachel Blatt, HELEN KNOTT, YVONNE
HOFMANN, ESTHER PEDERSEN also known
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This is the 1st Affidavit

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IN THESUPREME COURT OFBRITISH COLUMBIA

BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY

KEN BOON, ARLENE BOON, VERENA HOFMANN, ESTHER PEDERSEN

obstructing, blocking, physically impeding or delaying access, at or in the vicinity

AFFIDAVIT #1 OF PATRICK HAYES

Now produced and shown to me and marked as Exhibit

is acopy of aBC Online

Reporting by news agencies

by A-Z Wordsmith Services, Prince George, and transmitted to me by BC Hydro's Project

She told the Alaska Highway News she'salso ready to bearrested.

What they've done, they've put a temporary bridge in on Moberly in order to

Social media postsby persons participating in the protest

by Verena Hofmann dated December 31,2015, Itstates, inpart:

SouthSide of PeaceRiver- where Moberly Rivermeets at Historical Site- Rocky

North side-Lookout available forpeaceful protesters opposing SiteC- lookout

signs, peaceful protests anytime and any place!

Social media -share fb posts and

pictures-continue. Email, tweet, telephone, text!

until dam's construction ceases forever^

postby Helen Knott dated January 1,2016. It states:

Andas youcan look overto yourright, Verena, youcanseethat

supposed to betelling thepeople who are incourt opposing Site C,

They mayhave notbeen protected in the court case. There was

This is partof the purpose of why Treaty members areheretoday.

Rocky Mtn. Fort Camp

Calling all supporters tothe camp - you are needed!

(see Exhibit "U"):

please contact either Verena 250.793.1124, myselfby private messaging me or

(see Exhibit "U"):

attempting to usemy treaty rights there.

Well, we'renothereto impede you. We'rejust here to saythatit's not

numerous people ofsupports, we're going tocontinue to look for the

willing to be arrested to protect the Peace Valley from further destmction.

post by Yvonne Tupper dated January 15,2016. Itstates:

We been at camp now successfully for past 16 days!

Minus 20 with windchill, Arlene turned up the heat!

by Rachel Blatt on January 22,2016.

A Commissioner for taking Affidavits for

Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

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