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Coastal First Nations tell Carney they won't change opposition to pipeline | Power & Politics
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January 14, 2026
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22:19Now PlayingAfter meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday, Coastal First Nations vice-president Gaagwiis Jason Alsop says its leadership told Carney that 'the coast is not prepared' for the shipping traffic from major projects, even without bitumen tankers from a new oil pipeline. Former Alberta energy minister Sonya Savage calls the pipeline a 'national imperative' after U.S. intervention in Venezuela, and says advancing the projects quickly will require a backstop from Ottawa.
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