The largest demonstration of civil disobedience in Canada was expertly profiled last week during a provincial tour by the folks who made the Fairy Creek film. The tale of the blockade began in 2020, lasted almost two years and drew protestors to logging roads on Vancouver Island. Over a thousand were arrested. Director Jen Muranetz began following the dedicated activists early on, she told the audience in Wolfville. …Following a cast of blockaders, Indigenous land defenders and loggers, the film takes an insider look at the rise and fall of the contentious Fairy Creek blockade, creating a searing portrait of contemporary environmental activism. …The blockade got more complicated when the police began trying to enforce an injunction. …There is a direct comparison to what’s going on right now in Nova Scotia. …The Houston government’s recent omnibus Bill 127 aims to tackle protestors on Crown land. [Official Trailer on YouTube]