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Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs will 'absolutely not' consent to oil pipeline | Power & Politics
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11:09Now PlayingGrand Chief Stewart Phillip, president of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs, explains why there are no circumstances under which consultations with Ottawa and Alberta laid out in an energy memorandum of understanding will lead to consent for a bitumen pipeline.
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