Wet’suwet’en matriarch Janet Williams, who wanted to voice her opposition to Coastal GasLink, was denied entry to RBC's Annual General Meeting in Saskatoon..“I’m not going to listen,” said Williams in a Wednesday video..“I’m going to visit my kids.” .Williams attempted to walk around a security guard, but was stopped..She shouted at him to “not touch me.”.Another guard grabbed onto her arm, and she continued to ask to not be touched. The second guard responds by saying she's not going into the meeting..While he tries to reason with Williams, she said he needs to move out of her sight..“I’m not moving out of your way,” he said..The second guard went on to say she cannot tell him not to touch her when she is stepping into him. She tries to walk through him..He said he doesn't know how the guards can make it clearer for the indigenous people who were unaccredited for the event. They talked to RBC, and it said the indigenous people were unaccredited for the event..“I don’t care if you’ve talked to them,” said Williams. .An anti-pipeline anarchist group was put under investigation by the Montreal police arson squad for allegedly setting fire to two luxury vehicles owned by former cabinet minister Michael Fortier in May..READ MORE: Anti-pipeline anarchists set fire to former Tory minister's luxury cars.The anarchist group admitted it set fire to a Jaguar and Land Rover..Fortier works for RBC and the group accused them of continuing to fund Coastal GasLink and violating Wet’suwet’en land rights.
