Trans Mountain First Nations
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Indigenous leaders say pipeline ruling highlights Canada’s need for UNDRIP lawA unanimous decision cleared a major legal hurdle for construction to continue on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion — a move long contested by Indigenous communities.PoliticsFeb 6, 2020
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First Nations have specific, measurable requests that could save Trans Mountain pipelineRerouting the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to avoid an aquifer and ensuring another community is immediately notified of a spill are among the steps Ottawa could take to address Indigenous concerns.EconomySep 7, 2018
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‘A national shame’: B.C. business groups slam ruling quashing Trans Mountain pipelineBusiness groups across B.C. say the court's decision will cost jobs and scare off international investment.Aug 30, 2018
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This B.C. First Nation wants to buy a piece of the Trans Mountain pipelineOne First Nation says it now wants to buy in to the project. Others are vowing to double down on opposition.May 29, 2018
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