Natural Resources and Energy Minister Tim Hodgson apologized to Coastal First Nations after suggesting a Zoom meeting to discuss their concerns about a new bitumen pipeline proposal. His comments were deemed “deeply disrespectful” by Coastal First Nations President Marilyn Slett, highlighting the need for respectful dialogue. This incident follows Hodgson’s invitation for an in-person meeting amid political backlash over a recent pipeline deal with Alberta. The controversy has led to criticism regarding insufficient consultation with Indigenous communities.
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