How First Nations Are Keeping Watch Over an Embattled Canadian Pipeline
BURNABY, BRITISH COLUMBIA—At 6:30 a.m., workers started hacking away at blackberry bushes in a small clearing, wading through ankle-deep mud from the rains the day before. Just steps away, bright yellow signs staked into a berm warned of a high pressure pipeline buried beneath. Amid the whir of saws and clack of hammers, Will George…
