Sure.
Through the ISDS clause, it grants corporations the right to charge Canada if the first nations disagree with any development of resources on their lands.
As an example, Grand Chief Stewart Phillip is on his way to Ottawa as we speak, with a delegation of chiefs, to speak about his concerns regarding PETRONAS and its impact on wild salmon in the Skeena River.
We must have the right to protect the lands and resources. When we talk about climate change, we're talking about something that is going to affect all of us, not just here in Canada, but worldwide. That's how we are all connected. It's in our interest to protect the land and future generations.