Canada chooses oil companies over Indigenous peoples
Make no mistake, our governments are choosing oil companies over Indigenous peoples—and that’s not a promising path to reconciliation.
The contradictions couldn’t be more glaring.
While recent laws passed by the federal and the British Columbia governments pledge to transform relationships with Indigenous peoples, their actions indicate otherwise.
For example, in northern British Columbia, the Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs...
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