B.C. lure rejected by HaidaCouncil president describes government’s Offer of Queen Charlotte land as ‘mischief-making’ Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
The British Columbia government has collided with a formidable roadblock in its campaign to establish a functioning offshore oil and natural gas industry by 2010.
The Haida Nation has emphatically spurned the province’s offer of 20 percent of the Queen Charlotte Islands, or 440,000 acres, as a land....
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