One of those projects was cancelled, much to the ire of many indigenous communities. I'm referring to the Northern Gateway that was stopped in 2016. A strong majority of indigenous peoples favoured the project, but the government pulled the plug on it.
Allow me to quote Mr. Elmer Ghostkeeper of the Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement:
Their expectations were really raised with the promise of $2 billion set aside in business and employment opportunities.... Equity was offered to aboriginal communities, and with the change in government that was all taken away. We are very disappointed [with this] government.
He also said this:
We have to partner with the oil and gas industry and be treated as equals, not as token, because any natural resource project that is going to take place on traditional lands has to be given free, informed, prior consent now. The old ways of doing business doesn't cut it.