This is an extraordinary story. I've never heard of a Canadian judge attending a protest, much less participating in one, much less participating in the one he ruled on two days earlier #skpoli https://t.co/Q2FyXUpSxY
Court appearance today, 24-25 Victoria Avenue, across from city hall, The Court Of Queens Bench. 10AM
FEEL FREE to go out there and show your support.
Tobacco down and prayers up my relations.
Tonight a rally was held at the office of #SwiftCurrent MLA @everetthindley in support of Tristen Durocher, who is on a 44-day fast in Regina to call on the provincial government to take more meaningful action to address Saskatchewan's high suicide rate. #skpoli@walkingwithour1
7/ Tristen Durocher will appear in front of a judge at Court of Queen's Bench in Regina tomorrow morning. The Saskatchewan government is seeking a court order to have his teepee removed from the lawn of the provincial legislature.
Day 30.
Prayers, tea, medicine, a sacred fire, and friends have carried me for this long.
I have no doubts that I will make it to day 44 with my mind and heart and hope clear and alive and well.
Day #28 of fasting.
On Tuesday, a dozen representatives from the Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) Women’s Commission made the nearly 400 km journey down to Regina to show their support for Tristen. Thank you for your prayers and encouragement.
27 days of fasting.
We remain a prayerful and welcoming space, open to all faiths, open to all ways of prayer and expression of love for creator and devotion to the divine.
This evening we were gifted with prayerful songs of hope from Pastors from Trinity Lutheran Church.
Day 26
Today the renowned Cree storyteller, elder, artist, survivor, medicine singer, hope giver, and writer Joseph Naytowhow came to pray and visit. Joseph blessed our camp with a few sacred songs and beautiful stories to meditate on as my fast and ceremony continues.