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Background  This article examines a week-long road blockade that took place in northern Alberta in January, 1983, organized by members of the Fort McKay First Nation and the Fort McKay Metis Community. The communities leveraged their blockade against a logging company, expanding the conversation to demand compensation, tougher oil sands pollution management, and better healthcare access.  Analysis A critical discourse analysis of newspaper coverage of the blockade in the local Fort McMurray Today and the provincial Edmonton Journal shows how links between the blockade and broader oil sands politics were minimized.  Conclusions and implications The article closes with considerations for contemporary journalistic practices of covering oil development, energy politics, and Indigenous resistance. Contexte  Cet article examine le blocus d’une semaine organise par la Premiere Nation de Fort McKay et la Communaute Metis de Fort McKay au nord de l’Alberta en janvier 1983. Ces communautes ont mis a profit leur blocus contre une entreprise forestiere pour demander des compensations, une gestion plus stricte de la pollution provenant des sables bitumineux et un meilleur acces aux soins. Analyse  Une analyse critique du discours utilise pour parler du blocus dans les journaux, au niveau local dans le Fort McMurray Today et au niveau provincial dans le Edmonton Journal, demontre comment les liens entre le blocus et les politiques plus larges des sables bitumineux ont ete minimises. Conclusion et implications  L’article conclut avec des considerations pour les pratiques journalistiques contemporaines dans la couverture du developpement petrolier, politiques energetiques et resistance autochtone.

“Fighting the Same Old Battle”: Obscured Oil Sands Entanglements in Press Coverage of Indigenous Resistance in the Winter of 1983