Lorne Gunter: Smith-Carney pipeline deal still faces major First Nations, investor hurdles In Canada now, First Nations means the small racial minority (five per cent of the population) who must be consulted first before any project can go ahead or any law can be passed.
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Lorne Gunter: Smith-Carney pipeline deal still faces major First Nations, investor hurdles
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In Canada now, First Nations means the small racial minority (five per cent of the population) who must be consulted first before any project can go ahead or any law can be passed.
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