Coastal First Nations quit Northern Gateway hearings
Lengthy proceedings and a lack of cash have forced Coastal First Nations to quit the federal review hearings on the Northern Gateway pipeline proposal.
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Coastal First Nations quit Northern Gateway hearings
Safety concerns cited at B.C. pipeline hearing
The National Energy Board panel on the proposed Northern Gateway oil pipeline will hold a one-day hearing in Kelowna, B.C., Monday, but it's closed to the general public due to safety concerns.
Northern Gateway pipeline hearings come to Vancouver
The Northern Gateway Pipeline hearings get underway in Vancouver this evening, but members of the public will once again not be allowed in to watch the proceedings.
Police patrol Northern Gateway hearings in Victoria
Uniformed police officers are stationed at the Victoria hotel where oral presentations on the Northern Gateway pipeline started Friday. video
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