A convoy of more than 100 trucks will assemble Sunday in northern Alberta in what's being billed as the first Indigenous-led rally for energy resources. The event, organized by the Region One Aboriginal Business Association, wants to highlight that Alberta's northern Indigenous communities support pipelines and oppose Bill C-69 — federal legislation that will overhaul the way energy projects are approved. ROABA promotes Indigenous-owned businesses in northern Alberta and facilitates networking opportunities between businesses and industry. We are limited to one client, which is the Americans," ROABA president Shawn McDonald said. ​ Shawn McDonald is the president of the Region One Aboriginal Business Association.

Source: CBC News February 10, 2019 14:00 UTC