Sadly it won’t be for politicians who funneled money in various ways to Bombardier – 82 separate times. Only to see the company left with only private jets, massive pension liabilities and billions in debt.

Maybe not exactly but they might as well. Every band council along the Coastal Gaslink route has stated – it’s a generational opportunity to alleviate poverty but the protestors are against it because they have other agendas.

Saying the protestors support the Wet’suwet’en is grossly misleading given the vast majority of those living in Wet’suwet’en communities along the proposed route support the project.

The feds say they won’t interfere in the Coastal Gaslink dispute, which resulted in serious disruptions in rail service – which is under federal jurisdiction. So if not now, then when.