This article was written by freelance contributor Chris Millard With Wet’suwet’en, Canada currently faces its biggest challenge of reconciliation to date. Before going any further, I would like to state that I do not speak for the Wet’suwet’en nation. I do not speak for any Indigenous nation. They are not homogenized. They are sovereign. They have their own laws, practices, and interests. It is my responsibility as a white settler on Treaty 7 territory to learn more about Indigenous ways of life present in this region—and every region—and to respect their practices. There are blockades on railways across the nation, shutting down CN Rail in parts of the country for the…