oil pipeline

Protesters shut down Rainbow Bridge

By • Feb 17, 2020
Mike Desmond

The Rainbow Bridge was shut down by protesters for hours Sunday afternoon . They were supporting the growing fight over running a pipeline across a First Nations reservation in British Columbia.


Michigan drops part of Great Lakes Line 5 oil pipeline study

By Dave Rosenthal • Jun 21, 2017

Michigan officials have terminated a contract with a firm analyzing a controversial petroleum pipeline that runs through the Great Lakes, due to an employee's alleged conflict of interest.

Seneca President still cautious on future of Dakota Access Pipeline despite construction halt

By • Dec 5, 2016
Seneca Media & Communications Center

Protestors in North Dakota are celebrating a partial victory today, following the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ decision to halt construction of the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline. Also celebrating are members of the Western New York’s Seneca Nation of Indians, though their leader is still cautious about the future.


In Victory For Protesters, Army Halts Construction Of Dakota Pipeline

By • Dec 5, 2016

The Army Corps of Engineers has denied a permit for the construction of a key section of the Dakota Access Pipeline, granting a major victory to protesters who have been demonstrating for months.

The decision essentially halts the construction of the 1,172-mile oil pipeline just north of the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. Thousands of demonstrators from across the country had flocked to North Dakota in protest.