Kill Bill 5!

Kill Bill 5! has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in June 2025. Resources t8872048 has populated their site with include: • Follow Toronto Indigenous Harm Reduction • Petition: Don’t Let Ford Gut the Endangered Species Act • Kill Bill 5: Phone and Email script for MPPs • Bill 5 is dangerous for workers’ rights - UFCW Locals 175 & 633 • Government Bill (House of Commons) C-5 (45-1) - First Reading - One Canadian Economy Act - Parliament of Canada • Youth raise the alarm about rights on Canada Day • Statement of the Chief of Mishkeegogamang on Bill 5 • Indigenous protesters set up tent 'occupation' at Queen’s Park over Bill 5 • e-transfer: K_llb_ll5@proton.me • Passage of Bill 5 Deals a Grave Blow to the Rule of Law and to Endangered Species - Environmental Defence • Defeat Bill 5 - Petition • Kill Bill 5 Camp Instagram • Take Action: Kill Bill 5 | The Ontario Federation of Labour • Grassy Narrows says NO to nuclear waste • Amnesty International Canada concerned that passage of Bill C-5 sidelines Indigenous rights • Petition: The fight’s not over: Repeal Bill 5 • CUPE Ontario Delegates Unanimously Call for Ford’s Bill 5 to be Scrapped - CUPE Ontario • ‘The threat of more poison in our water’: A gold mining firm plans to discharge wastewater upstream from Grassy Narrows • Follow Grassy Narrows • First Nations groups file legal challenge to Ontario’s Bill 5, feds’ Bill C-5 | Globalnews.ca • The Friends of the Attawapiskat River and Indigenous Grassroots Advocacy for a Just Transition in Treaty 9 Territory - Debates Indígenas • Chiefs of Ontario - Stop Bill 5 Petition • ‘Watershed moment’: Provincial unions are coming together to support northern First Nations protesting Bill 5 • Bill 5, Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 – PSAC Ontario • Bill 5 and ‘untruths’: a turbulent week in Ontario | The Narwhal • Bill C-5: Climate Action is Nation Building! • Bill 5 and the Erasure of Indigenous Consent: A Haudenosaunee Development Institute Perspective • Ontario voted ‘in favour of Idle No More 2’ by passing mining law, First Nations say | Globalnews.ca