United Against TC Energy and their Pipelines
Wet’suwet’en leaders and Mixtec, Otomi & Nahua land defenders are coming together to resist TC Energy’s pipelines on their territories.
Show up in solidarity with them to join their rallying call: NO to pipelines, colonization, policing, and corporate greed stealing their land and burning the planet!
Show up in solidarity with them to join their rallying call: NO to pipelines, colonization, policing, and corporate greed stealing their land and burning the planet!
Toxic Toronto: an App Launch & Walking Tour into the Belly of the Beast
Come celebrate the launch of MISN’s walking tour app—a Toxic Tour of the City of Toronto’s financial district! In celebration of our launch, we invite you to gather for free food and guided tours.
Water is Life! Disrupting the flow of the PDAC convention
While the rivers of northern Ontario continue to flow under a dozen inches of ice, mining company executives, government representatives, and industry players flow south, through the doors of Toronto’s Metro Convention Centre for the Prospectors and Developers’ Association of Canada convention (PDAC). Toronto is a hub for the mining industry, the belly of the
#DisruptPDAC: A Reportback from PDAC 2022
The world’s biggest mining convention hit Toronto on June 13 2022. MISN and our allies were there to push back and resist the industry’s attempts to greenwash its colonial and capitalist destruction like never before. A huge thank you to everyone who helped us shut down Front St. and take over the entrance to #PDAC2022,
Wet’suwet’en Solidarity Targeted, We Must Escalate Our Organizing
In a bizarre series of events, an anti-racist, immigrant rights organizer was charged yesterday by CP Rail Police in Toronto on an open warrant related to a Wet’suwet’en solidarity action that took place seven months ago in November 2021.
About us
The Mining Injustice Solidarity Network (MISN) is a Toronto-based activist group that organizes to draw attention to and resist the negligent practices of Canadian mining companies, who comprise over 75% of mining businesses worldwide.
What are we up to?
We: Educate… the Canadian public on mining injustices in Canada and around the world. Advocate… for stronger community control of mining practices, and in support of self-determination in mining-affected areas. Agitate… against corporate impunity and in support of substantive regulatory change.
How can I get involved?
There are so many ways, big and small, for you to resist mining injustice and/or support the work of the Mining Injustice Solidarity Network. Here are some, just to get you started.