British Columbia premier urges Natives to work with energy industryPromises technological training and more aboriginal participation in permit reviews amid growing tensions over land claims and blockades Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell is urging his province’s aboriginal leaders to consult with their counterparts on ways to cooperate with the energy industry.
Faced with Native blockades last year in northeastern British Columbia’s gas fields and the prospect of aboriginal land claims derai....
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