Lack of pipeline consultation highlights historical wrongdoing in B.C. First Nation
High Bar was given a reserve you can’t build houses on over 125 years ago. Today, the Nation is still fighting for land and fighting to be heard.
Telling stories about environment that go beyond “for” and “against.”
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High Bar was given a reserve you can’t build houses on over 125 years ago. Today, the Nation is still fighting for land and fighting to be heard.
Reporters from APTN and The Discourse drove through Secwepemc territory to continue Tracking Trans Mountain. Here are some takeaways.
They said they had no choice but to sign a letter of support.
We know many voices are missing from the #TrackingTransMountain database. That's why we're travelling to hear from you in person.
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Trudeau campaigned on a promise to make environmental assessments credible again — then he spent $4.5 billion on the Trans Mountain Pipeline. What does this mean?
The company is touting its 43 signed agreements with Indigenous groups while six First Nations fight the project’s approval in court.
The Discourse, APTN and HuffPost Canada launch #TrackingTransMountain, a database that digs into what’s really happening with Indigenous consultation for the controversial project.