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Pipeline politics and Canada's 'national economic interests'

Has he gone too far this time?

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has shown many times over that he has little regard for democracy. I mean, how did we learn to spell the word "prorogue"?

The long record is too wearisome to recount, but the ominous new attack on opponents of the Northern Gateway pipeline has opened a front in his battle against civil society that makes you wonder. Now that we're watching the 1 per cent more closely, will the times still be on Harper's side?

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New trail built to bear witness

May 2, 2010
| The South Fraser Perimeter road is a freeway project that will eliminate much potential parkland along the Fraser River. Activists have created the Witness Trail to show people what's at stake.

11:59 minutes (10.98 MB)
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Global recession may save farmland in B.C.

February 6, 2010
| The highway expansion planned for the Lower Mainland was designed for increased truck traffic from a container port in Delta to Highway 1. Opponents say it's no longer needed.

13:03 minutes (11.95 MB)
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B.C. Liberals bail out bank in highway expansion plan

February 4, 2009
| The Gateway highway expansion project is being built as a private-public partnership. But the private investment bank that is partnering with the B.C. government can't raise the money it needs.

13:37 minutes (12.47 MB)
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