A court-ordered injunction against the alleged participants in a blockade at the McLeod Lake Indian Band office has been extended to the day a trial is held on the matter.
The order restrains those named in a civil action brought by the band's chief and council from blocking band buildings or interfering with band meetings.
Several names were added as defendants to the claim during a Supreme Court hearing at the courthouse on Monday.
In May, band members who have been at odds with band and council over how money is being spent and decisions are being made staged a blockade that lasted 12 days before police moved in and the protesters gave themselves up peacefully.
