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Pipeline debate resonates with politicians more than it does with voters, so far

John Horgan’s proposal to bring the courts into the loop of the debate seems the most likely to resolve the current impasse. Should the courts find that the province does not have the legal power to interfere with the project, 69 per cent of British Columbians—including one in three pipeline opponents—would expect the NDP government to tool down.

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BY CHANTAL HÉBERT
April 23, 2018

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