Indigenous owned businesses say cancellation of Keystone XL pipeline means more job losses
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Biden’s promise to kill Keystone pipeline gets mixed reaction with federal politicians in Canada
To some, U.S. President-Elect Joe Biden’s notice that he’ll kill the Keystone XL pipeline was…
Supreme Court rejects B.C. First Nations’ challenge to Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Ends long legal battle over duty to consult and approval of $4.5 billion pipeline expansion
Pipeline workers putting locals at risk of COVID-19 infection: Unist’ot’en
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The Delgamuukw decision: When the ‘invisible people’ won recognition
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‘We have a lot of healing to do’: Matriarch asks for privacy as nation heals
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Pipeline talks with hereditary chiefs expected to head into the weekend
Talks between hereditary Wet’suwet’en chiefs opposed to a natural gas pipeline continued Friday with federal and…
Pipeline talks with hereditary chiefs set for second day in northern B.C.
Bennett tweeted the talks were set to begin at 8:30 PT Friday.
Talks between Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs, B.C., Canada break down before they get started
The chiefs were supposed to meet with representatives of the provincial and federal governments.
