Modern treaties smooth development for some First Nations groups – The Globe and Mail
Mar. 31, 2015
In Sarita Bay, a remote cove on Vancouver Island, aboriginal-owned land used for decades by loggers is slowly being reimagined as a multibillion-dollar export terminal to ship liquefied natural gas to Asia.
Aboriginal groups in British Columbia are often in the news for opposing major resource projects. But the Huu-ay-aht First Nation, who own the land where the plant would be built, have partnered with Steelhead LNG on the proposal.
