First Nations chiefs in B . C . call on Carney , Smith to halt pipeline advancement

A group of First Nations chiefs in British Columbia has formally requested that Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith intervene to halt the advancement of a pipeline project. The chiefs contend that the project should not proceed due to a lack of meaningful consultation and cooperation from government authorities.

This call to action serves as a reaffirmation of the group's ongoing opposition to the pipeline. The chiefs argue that the government has failed to act in good faith throughout the development process, highlighting a persistent dispute regarding Indigenous engagement and project oversight.