Feds quietly backed off while Coastal GasLink pipeline work killed fish in B.C.
Fisheries officers cited safety concerns, but critics say none existed
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Feds quietly backed off while Coastal GasLink pipeline work killed fish in B.C.
Fisheries officers cited safety concerns, but critics say none existed
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Feds quietly backed off while Coastal GasLink pipeline work killed fish in B.C.
Fisheries officers cited safety concerns, but critics say none existed
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Feds quietly backed off while Coastal GasLink pipeline work killed fish in B.C.
Fisheries officers cited safety concerns, but critics say none existed
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Feds quietly backed off while Coastal GasLink pipeline work killed fish in B.C.
Fisheries officers cited safety concerns, but critics say none existed
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Feds quietly backed off while Coastal GasLink pipeline work killed fish in B.C.
Fisheries officers cited safety concerns, but critics say none existed
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Feds quietly backed off while Coastal GasLink pipeline work killed fish in B.C.
Fisheries officers cited safety concerns, but critics say none existed
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Feds quietly backed off while Coastal GasLink pipeline work killed fish in B.C.
Fisheries officers cited safety concerns, but critics say none existed
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Feds quietly backed off while Coastal GasLink pipeline work killed fish in B.C.
Fisheries officers cited safety concerns, but critics say none existed
Source: grandforksgazette.ca
Coastal GasLink bill climbs to $14.5B amidst continued opposition and environmental woes
“We are asking for a stop-work order until we, the hereditary chiefs, can meet with B.C. and federal regulators to ensure there are people and plans in place to uphold the law,” said Tsebesa, a Likhts’amisyu clan chief and hereditary chief for the territory.
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