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The First Nations along the pipeline route who have signed benefit agreements are the chiefs and councils elected under the Indian Act. But hereditary chiefs assert sovereignty over the traditional te...
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Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition director reminds of hereditary chiefs' authority.
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