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By K.A.Pendergast

Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs abide by interim injunction, but gate stays up. Still opposed.

Jan. 3 decision unanimous to dismiss Purcha and Son Ltd. appeal

Editor, The Times:

The camp is complying with the temporary injunction allowing natural gas pipeline workers through.

We’ve got two significant elections this year in Canada, both of which will impact the entire country. The provincial election in Alberta will happen sometime in the spring, the federal one in the fall. Both sides of the aisle are revving their engines and as confrontational and divisive as our politicians can be, we the people have become so much worse.

Protesters are seeking to stop the Coastal GasLink pipeline

This means no drinking, showering/bathing or brushing teeth if a fuel odour is detected

Users of the system can continue using their water as normal

Slippery sections and compact snow on area roads