The longest run­ning block­ade in Cana­di­an his­to­ry still con­tin­ues today in Ontario. In Decem­ber 2002 mem­bers of the Grassy Nar­rows First Nation blocked a log­ging road to impede the move­ment of tim­ber indus­try trucks and equip­ment with­in their tra­di­tion­al ter­ri­to­ry. The sto­ry of the block­ade is a sto­ry of con­ver­gences and rela­tion­ship. There has been a growth among the peo­ple of Grassy Nar­rows about their own iden­ti­ty and that of their rela­tion­ship as a com­mu­ni­ty to the dom­i­nant cul­ture and to oth­er Indige­nous Nations and peoples.