Indigenous pipeline project controversial but promising

'I think the resource sector is the front lines of reconciliation in Canada,' says Ken Coates, a senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and the director of the International Centre for Northern Governance and Development.
A piece of the Keystone pipeline under construction in Nebraska in 2009. Some feel a new aboriginal-led pipeline project in B.C. will become a model to follow in the future.
While an indigenous energy and resource development project may face significant barriers and challenges in pursing an alternative to the proposed and controversial Northern Gateway pipeline in northern B.C., some say this model of developing Canadian resources may become more popular. The propose...

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