Suppressed science report revealed in court battle over Pacific Northwest LNG
The Lax Kw’alaams band council shielded a report warning of the dangers of northern B.C.’s liquified natural gas project from its members, court documents reveal.
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Why the only First Nation in Canada to win an Aboriginal title claim is still fighting to protect their land
The Tsilhqot’in Nation is breaking new ground on Indigenous self-governance and land rights but claims a mining giant says those rights have gone too far
Who owns the land — the people or the chief?
With millions of dollars from the B.C. government to support LNG, debate over how to address poverty while protecting the environment has sparked division over who has the authority to speak for a B.C. First Nation
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Revelations that Delgamuukw is among chiefs who accepted money to support LNG development without consulting all members threaten to undermine landmark court victory
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