KELOWNA—The outcome of the first electoral engagement to take place against the backdrop of the B.C./Alberta trade war was non-conclusive. wine is meant to swing new votes towards the more pipeline friendly political option, it has not happened yet. On that score a just-released Insights West poll found British Columbians split 48 per cent for and 44 per cent against the Trans Mountain expansion. in 2019 as a result of Trudeau’s vocal support for the Trans Mountain expansion. But it is the depth of his resolve to change the paradigm between Canada and its Indigenous peoples that may be the most severely tested by this pipeline war.

Source: thestar February 15, 2018 20:45 UTC