Why Wet’suwet’en conflict over pipeline is so difficult to solve

10/3: Canada Covered

English - February 19, 2020 00:13 - 19 minutes - ★★★★★ - 12 ratings
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Blockades in support of Wet’suwet’en opposition to the coastal gas link pipeline have ground rail traffic to a halt in parts of Canada.
But at the centre of it all is a camp of about 50 people in the remote B.C. wilderness.
Dave is joined by APTN senior reporter Kathleen Martens about the conflict over the pipeline and why there’s not a simple answer.
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Blockades in support of Wet’suwet’en opposition to the coastal gas link pipeline have ground rail traffic to a halt in parts of Canada.

But at the centre of it all is a camp of about 50 people in the remote B.C. wilderness.

Dave is joined by APTN senior reporter Kathleen Martens about the conflict over the pipeline and why there’s not a simple answer.

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