Good Lord. Cage them like animals. The symbolic gesture is telling of the contempt for freedom of speech and freedom of assembly. And the right to redress of one’s grievances.
REGINA,Sk: APRIL 19, 2016 – The landlord has put up a temporary fence to keep protesters at the INAC office on city property on the 1800 block Albert St. . Photo by Bryan Schlosser
by Kerry Benjoe, Regina Leader-Post, April 19, 2016
A fence wasn’t enough to deter protesters in front of the Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) office in Regina Tuesday.
For a third day the office remained closed to the public as protesters maintained a presence outside. At 3 p.m., a six-foot metal fence was placed on the property line in front of the INAC building, but protesters only moved their tents outside of the fence onto public property. They plan to stay put.
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