Hour 2, Segment 3 - Ken Coates

Trudeau has approved two pipelines and hasn’t said no to potentially approving more. National Green Party leader Elizabeth May says she is willing to "go to jail" to stop pipelines.  First Nations people are deeply involved in oil and natural resources extraction and taking to market, owning hundreds of companies on the cutting edge, but there are major Associations of Aboriginal Chiefs marshalling against the pipeline decision by Trudeau. Guest: Professor Ken Coates, Canada Research Chair in Regional Innovation at the University of Saskatchewan and author of a report entitled “First Nations Engagement in the Energy Sector in Western Canada”.
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Trudeau has approved two pipelines and hasn’t said no to potentially approving more. National Green Party leader Elizabeth May says she is willing to "go to jail" to stop pipelines. 

First Nations people are deeply involved in oil and natural resources extraction and taking to market, owning hundreds of companies on the cutting edge, but there are major Associations of Aboriginal Chiefs marshalling against the pipeline decision by Trudeau.

Guest: Professor Ken Coates, Canada Research Chair in Regional Innovation at the University of Saskatchewan and author of a report entitled “First Nations Engagement in the Energy Sector in Western Canada”.

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