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CANADA: ‘Anti-petroleum’ movement a growing security threat to Canada, RCMP say

18 February 2015

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"The RCMP has labelled the “anti-petroleum” movement as a growing and violent threat to Canada’s security, raising fears among environmentalists that they face increased surveillance, and possibly worse, under the Harper government’s new terrorism legislation."

See the article: ‘Anti-petroleum’ movement a growing security threat to Canada, RCMP say (The Global and Mail, link)

And The leaked report: Criminal Threats to the Canadian Petroleum Industry (pdf)

And see: 9 weirdest things about this RCMP intelligence report on the "anti-petroleum movement" (Press Progress, link)

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