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Month: August 2019

Interview with Bonnie George

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The North Matters was recently at the Bulkley Valley Exhibition in Smithers where our friend Bonnie George stopped by to say hello.

Bonnie is a Wet’suwet’en member and a Coastal Gas Link employee. We took the opportunity to ask Bonnie some questions about working for an industry that seems to get a lot of negative attention around here.

Here are some excerpts from our chat.

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It’s easy to criticize, protest and block resource development. In fact, there are organizations that have made an industry out of protest.  Stop logging; stop mining; stop oil and gas; stop trapping and fishing; stop everything… are the intentions behind big professional activist campaigns like Great Bear Rainforest, Sacred Headwaters, Crown Jewel of the Continent, …

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movement has taken hold across the north. Initially started because of the LNG Canada and Coastal Gas Link projects, northern citizens have stepped up to help new resource opportunities arrive in their communities. Under the registered name The North Matters, community leaders in Kitimat, Prince Rupert, Quesnel, and the Bulkley Valley have joined forces with citizen groups in the natural gas producing regions of B.C. to highlight benefits of resource development. To date the growth has been organic and catching on fast. More communities like Terrace, Kamloops, Fort Nelson and Fort St. John are seeing the result of The North Matters leadership presence and are seeking to join.

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