Transport committee  No.

Transport committee  That's a great question. It just seems to be a general process that we get a lot of people, in terms of consultation, coming in and it seems as though they're just note-takers. They come in and they list our concerns, but nothing meaningful is ever done about our concerns, wheth

Transport committee  Primarily it's an issue with harvesting for our communities. Over the course of history and industrial progress, our community has been pushed out of areas where they can harvest traditional foods such as shellfish, waterfowl and anadromous fish like salmon. That's the primary on

Transport committee  For my part, it's been Washington state...as well as the Department of Ecology that we've been discussing spill response with, primarily. I know the Makah nation in particular has quite an impressive spill response facility at Neah Bay. We have talked to them and we've coordina

Transport committee  Thank you. ’Uy’ skweyul. Good morning. I am here on behalf of Cowichan Tribes, a modern day Indian Act band, descended from the historic Cowichan nation, comprised also of Lyackson First Nation, Halalt First Nation, Penelakut Tribe, and Stz'uminus First Nation. With the broad