Idle No More began as a grassroots movement in Canada in late 2012 to protest against legislative changes that threatened Indigenous rights, environmental protections, and treaty agreements. It was sparked by concerns over Bill C-45, which aimed to alter the Navigable Waters Protection Act and other regulations that would affect Indigenous lands and waters. The movement sought to raise awareness of Indigenous issues, advocate for sovereignty, and promote environmental stewardship among all Canadians. It galvanized widespread participation through demonstrations, social media, and educational initiatives.
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