B.C. natives willing to 'go to the wall' against Enbridge pipeline

Author:

Rod Mickleburgh

Source:

The Globe and Mail

Date published:

Mon, 2012-07-30

The proposed Enbridge pipeline is the largest issue ever faced by B.C.’s aboriginal community, native leader Stewart Phillip declared Monday, as he vowed a long, protracted fight, including blockades and mass protests, against the project, if it is allowed to proceed.

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