Milestone or tombstone?
Tentative aboriginal deal could deepen rift between elected, unelected leaders Gary Park for Petroleum News
Emerging from behind a screen created by COVID-19, the Canadian and British Columbia governments and a handful of hereditary indigenous leaders in northwestern B.C. announced a historic deal that could determine the future of land rights and resource development in a region covering 8,500 square mil....
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Behind closed doors? Unelected chiefs shut down work Far from final deal
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