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The Line 3 oil pipeline through Northern Minnesota is one of the most contentious issues in our state, relevant to the economy, climate change, and Indigenous treaty territories.

Line 3 “is going through nearly half of North America’s freshwater, it has 22 river crossings and it goes through more than 200 bodies of freshwater,” Gina Peltier, a member of the Turtle ...

The old Line 3 was also the site of the biggest inland oil spill in US history; it ruptured near Grand Rapids, Minnesota in 1991 and spilled oil into the Prairie River, which is a tributary of the ...

The Line 3 pipeline’s new and existing route crosses land covered by treaties from 1854, 1855, and 1863. The borders of those treaties are marked by white lines on the map.

The thousand-mile long Line 3 pipeline transports Canadian tar sands oil -- a high-emissions fossil fuel often described as the world's dirtiest oil -- through indigenous lands and waters ...

Minnesota lawmakers tried too, with an eye to Line 3 protests, but were unsuccessful. The state's existing "critical public service facilities" statute deems pipeline trespass a gross misdemeanor.

Line 3 does start in Canada before crossing the border into North Dakota. But the federal government has said Enbridge doesn’t need a new border-crossing presidential permit.

Stopping Line 3 won’t make up for the centuries of abuse against Native Americans, but it is a step in the right direction. Honor tradition, honor the people and honor the treaty.