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A B.C. First Nation is fighting for what it calls fair compensation because the Trans Mountain pipeline has run through its territory since the 1950s.
This week in her first visit to British Columbia as Minister of Indigenous Services, the Honourable Patty Hajdu was able to meet with a number of First Nations leaders and communities impacted by the events of 2021 to discuss shared priorities, challenges faced by recent events and emergencies, and the ongoing supports required in the months ahead.
This week in her first visit to British Columbia as Minister of Indigenous Services, the Honourable Patty Hajdu was able to meet with a number of First Nations leaders and communities impacted by the events of 2021 to discuss shared priorities, challenges faced by recent events and emergencies, and the ongoing supports required in the months ahead.
One First Nation says the only help it has received has been from Telus and pipeline companies
As the province cleans up from what was some of the worst flooding in B.C. history, several Indigenous communities are joining the growing chorus of those criticizing the provincial government's lack of warning to residents in hard-hit areas.