Native protests threaten to swamp frontier energy projectsShut downs in British Columbia could spread across frontier areas; industry asks federal, provincial governments to address land claims issues By Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
Years of warnings are turning into a tidal wave of protests by Canada's 1.4 million aboriginal people that threaten to swamp some of the most lucrative frontier energy projects.
The current flash point is in British Columbia, where Native leaders have forced Petro-Canada, Anadarko, Westcoast Energy....
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