The group crossed the Unist’ot’en checkpoint shortly after 2:30 Wednesday and are currently in discussions at the camp’s healing lodge. UNIST’OT’EN CAMP— RCMP and hereditary chiefs, with media in tow, arrived at the Unist’ot’en camp about 65 kilometres outside of Houston, B.C., in a bid to find a peaceful solution to the conflict between police and the Wet’suwet’en nation. Camp supporters have been bracing for a police raid much like Monday’s, but the meeting with hereditary chiefs and police liaison officers could bring a peaceful resolution to the tense situation. The Unist’ot’en healing lodge houses dozens of people, including land defenders, camp supporters and those people here for healing. The second checkpoint is at Unist’ot’en camp, where members have been expecting police since they broke through the Gidimt’en barricade on Monday.

Source: thestar January 09, 2019 22:17 UTC