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UN Admits To Being Clueless About First Nation’s Pipeline Support
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Tuesday, 21 January 2020 7:16
One of the great myths perpetrated by American and Canadian pipeline opponents along with their political allies is that all First Nations oppose pipeline projects. Many bought it, but it was unequivocally false.