Peaceful protest is a right that was exercised by some (not all!) of the demonstrators at Acadia University, Wolfville, Nova Scotia on Wednesday afternoon, July 15 — the location where Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston was speaking to the Annapolis Valley Chamber of Commerce about his government’s economic plans.
Complaints ranged from local library closures to Mi’kmaq treaty rights and marijuana sales to environmental concerns around potential fracking and (uranium) mining.
CBC Nova Scotia #NovaScotia Premier Tim Houston was in Wolfville on Wednesday when protesters surrounded his vehicle, smashing the glass. This happened following a speech to the Annapolis Valley Chamber of Commerce. The CBC’s Michael Gorman reports #Good pic.twitter.com/JQG8IN46kD
— DecolonizeMyself (@DecolonizeMyse1) July 15, 2026
