Coastal GasLink Pipeline

So I really feel for the indigenous nation, the Haida, and also the people of Kitimat, too, as well, that are under this heavily polluted facility.

80 kilometers north of the Coastal GasLink pipeline, there's also another proposed pipeline, the Prince Rupert gas transmission line.

And it's like running parallel.

Also, again, they're going to have an LNG facility too as well.

But he literally found out it was reality, and now is supporting the project one hundred percent, and we're getting the same support from Canada as well.

Uh, Charles, talking about due diligence, somebody looking at, uh, potential offtake, uh, uh, Celesten's, uh, or other involvement, uh, might look at it and say, "Well, you've got to-- as part of the project, you've got to build new pipeline." Uh, and, uh, years ago, Coastal GasLink and their pipeline, uh, ran into difficulties.

Uh, is there anything you can say to assuage any concerns about costs or, uh, support along that proposed new pipeline? You're not the only First Nation affected by this project.

Well, that's one of the advantages of going second.

Yeah.

My big concern with this effort and why I wrote that article is that they were activists who tried to prevent both LNG Canada and Coastal GasLink from being built.

And when we actually look at what happened in the region, we see an increase of the number of nurses by like almost 120 nurses per 100,000 people in the region.

That's important.