UPDATE, 6/25/07, via Rainforest Action Network:

First Nations communities like Grassy Narrows and Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (KI) need your help to send a message to Ontario Premiere Dalton McGuinty. Please take five minutes to call him and ask that he take an important step toward respect for Indigenous land rights by supporting the Grassy Narrows First Nation’s call for a moratorium on industrial activity in their traditional territory.

Click here for talking points and to register your call with RAN.

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Via the Rainforest Action Network:

Last month, we drew international attention to Weyerhaeuser’s bad behavior in the forests of Grassy Narrows First Nation.

Today, we are asking you to take a minute to put the Ontario government on notice. Join thousands of other activists in sending a letter to Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty calling on him to end clear-cut logging within the traditional territory of Grassy Narrows.

In the United States, activists in Seattle and Los Angeles continue to pressure Weyerhaeuser homebuilding subsidiaries that have been repeatedly linked to the conflict. Quadrant, a subsidiary of Weyerhaeuser, is actively using wood taken from Grassy Narrows.

The Seattle Rainforest Action Group (SeaRAG) took the lead, planning pickets at model home sites and a two-day activist training in September.

Meanwhile, RAN activists in Los Angeles went door-to-door, talking to homeowners who were misled into buying what they thought were “green” houses from Pardee Homes. These homes were in fact built with wood bought from Weyerhaeuser and extracted from Grassy Narrows.

Demand that Premier McGuinty and the Ontario government stop logging Grassy Narrows territory and stand up for the rights of the community so more trees from Grassy Narrows don’t end up in American subdivisions.