Yukon First Nation campaigns for Alaska pipeline routeKwanlin Dun dismayed with federal government's ‘aggressive’ opposition to U.S. incentives for Alaska Highway option and refusal to acknowledge benefits of southern route to Canada Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
The Yukon’s largest aboriginal community has added its voice to those accusing the Canadian government of bias in favoring a Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline and “hostility” towards the Alaska Highway option.
The Kwanlin Dun First Nation, whose territory covers about 90 miles of the pipeline route nea....
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