ON THE THURSDAY NIGHT,
A COURT RULING TO STOP THE
TRANS MOUNTAIN
PIPELINE PROJECT.
OTTAWA'S APPROVAL IS OVER TURNED
AND TONIGHT, THE FUTURE IS IN
DOUBT.
INDIGENOUS GROUPS AND
ENVIRONMENTALISTS ARE CALLING IT
A WIN.
THE GOVERNMENT IS ADAMANT.
RACHEL NOTLEY ANNOUNCED ALBERTA
IS PULLING OUT OF THE FEDERAL
CLIMATE STRATEGY AND CALLING
OTTAWA TO APPEAL THE RULING.
TO BREAK DOWN WHAT COMES NEXT
IN THE PIPELINE BALLOTS --
BATTLE, COMING UP.
DOWN TO THE WIRE ON NAFTA.
>> ANDREW: A DEAL WITH A
NATIONWIDE EPIPEN SHORTAGE.
COULD IT OPEN UP THE EPINEPHRINE
MARKET LONG-TERM.
AND END THIS COUNTRY'S DEPENDS
ON A SINGLE SUPPLIER?
THIS IS "THE NATIONAL."
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>> ROSEMARY: IN A DEVELOPMENT
TODAY, THE FEDERAL COURT OF
APPEAL QUASHED THE GOVERNMENT'S
APPROVAL OF THE TRANS MOUNTAIN
PIPELINE.
PUTTING ITS FUTURE IN DOUBT.
MAKING IT LOOK LIKE A PIPE
DREAM.
THE COURT RULED THAT THE
GOVERNMENT CANNOT ENGAGE IN TWO
WAY MEANINGFUL DIALOGUE WITH
FIRST NATIONS
COMMUNITIES IN THE LAST DAY OF
THE PROCESS.
SAYING IT LISTENED TO GROUPS.
BUT DID NOT RESPOND.
THE NATIONAL ENERGY BOARD DID
NOT CONSIDER THE IMPACT
OF
INCREASED TANKER TRAFFIC.
FROM EDMONTON TO BURNABY, THE
EXPANSION WOULD
INCREASE THE OVERALL EXACT OF
-- INCREASE THE IMPACT
TRANS MOUNTAIN BY HUNDREDS OF
THOUSANDS OF BARRELS A DAY.
THERE WAS PUSH BACK FROM THE
VERY START.
AFTER YEARS OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTESTS AND BALLOONING COSTS
KINDER MORGAN
DECIDED TO BAIL.
IN MAY, OTTAWA STEPPED IN TO BUY
THE PIPELINE FOR BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS.
>> ROSEMARY: TODAY'S DECISION IS
A SETBACK FOR THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT.
THERE IS A LOT OF TAXPAYER MONEY
ON THE LINE.
AS BRIAR STEWART EXPLAINS, IT IS
BEING SEEN AS A WIN, AT LEAST
FOR THE TIME BEING FOR THOSE
WHO
OPPOSED TO THE PROJECT.
>> REPORTER: ON THE SHORES OF
THE VANCOUVER HARBOUR TODAY, THE
MEMBERS FROM SEVERAL FIRST
NATIONS GATHERED TO CELEBRATE A
BIG VICTORY.
A MAJOR ROAD BLOCK FOR TRANS
MOUNTAIN.
>> IT IS A GREAT DAY TODAY.
WE WON.
>> Reporter: THE FIRST NATIONS
WERE PART OF A LARGER GROUP THAT
ARGUED THAT THE
APPROVAL OF THE CONTENTIOUS
PROJECT SHOULD BE QUASHED.
IN THE END, THE COURT OF APPEAL
AGREED.
THEY FOUND THERE WAS INADEQUATE
CONSULTATION.
SAYING CANADA FAILED TO DIALOGUE
MEANINGFUL.
>> FOR YEARS TRUDEAU HAS BEEN
STANDING BY THEIR CONSULTATION
PLAN.
AND IT FAILED.
IT FAILED COMPLETELY.
AND THE COURTS AGREED WITH US.
>> REPORTER: AND THAT IS NOT THE
ONLY THING THE COURT IS ISSUING.
IT FOUND THAT THE PIPELINE
PROJECT WAS FLAWED.
THE COURT FOUND THAT THE
NATIONAL ENERGY BOARD MADE A
CRITICAL MISTAKE WHEN CONDUCTING
A REVIEW.
BECAUSE,
IT DIDN'T TAKE INTO ACCOUNT WHAT
IMPACT IT WOULD HAVE ON THE
ENVIRONMENT, IN PARTICULAR, THE
ENDANGERED KILLER WHALES.
BECAUSE
THE POPULATION IS SEVERELY
THREATENED.
THIS WOMAN IS WITH THE
CONSERVATION FOUNDATION.
ONE OF
TWO ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS THAT
PUSHED FOR THE APPROVAL TO BE
OVERTURNED.
>> IF KILLER WHALES WILL
RECOVER,
THE CONDITIONS COULD NOT GET
WORSE.
THE PROJECT WOULD HAVE MADE THE
CONDITIONS DECLINE.
>> REPORTER: IN VANCOUVER AND
BURNABY, THEY WERE PART OF THE
CASE.
THE FEDERAL COURT DID NOT SIDE
WITH THE ARGUMENTS, IT WAS A WIN
NONETHELESS.
>> I THINK PEOPLE IN BURNABY
WILL BE LOOKING AT THIS AND
SAYING...
>> REPORTER: ALL OF THE
CONSTRUCTION NOW IS EXPECTED TO
BEGIN, NOW WILL BE PUT ON HOLD.
HOW TO PROCEED WHEN IT COMES TO
BUILDING A MULTIBILLION DOLLAR
PIPELINE.
IT IS ON HOLD.
>> ROSEMARY: NOT ALL OPPOSED THE
PIPELINE.
THERE ARE THOSE THAT SUPPORT IT.
THE CHIEF SAID IT WAS AN
OPPORTUNITY FOR HIS COMMUNITY.
>> MANY FIRST NATIONS ALONG THE
PIPELINE, MANY OF WHOM
SUPPORTED THIS.
IT WOULD MEAN A LOT OF JOBS.
SO WHAT WE HAVE TO DO IS BUILD
ON THIS
COURT DECISION TO GET EVEN MORE
OVERSIGHT.
>> ROSEMARY: HOW IS THIS GOING
NEXT DOOR IN ALBERTA?
WE WILL SEE RACHEL NOTLEY'S
REACTION.
>> REPORTER: MINUTES AFTER THE
FEDERAL APPEALS COURT DEALT THE
BLOW TO THE TRANS MOUNTAIN
PIPELINE, THE KINDER MORGAN
SHAREHOLDERS VOTED IN FAVOUR OF
APPROVING THE SALE OF THE
PROJECT TO THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT MORE THAN 99%.
>> IT IS A BATTLE.
IT IS A STUPID ONE.
IT IS A BATTLE.
WE WILL HAVE TO FIGHT IT.
IN ORDER TO GET CLOSURE.
>> REPORTER: THE ALBERTA PREMIER
RACHEL NOTLEY
WILL LIKELY WEAR THE POLITICAL
SCARS.
AFTER ALL, SHE HAS BEEN PITCHING
THE IDEA OF WHAT SHE CALLED
SOCIAL LICENCE.
PAYING CARBON TAX, GET A
PIPELINE BUILT.
>> TRANS MOUNTAIN WAS A BIG ONE.
IT IS DENIED.
THIS WAS OUTSIDE OF THE CONTROL
OF THE ALBERTA GOVERNMENT.
THIS WAS NOTHING THAT THEY DID
OR DID NOT DO.
BUT RACHEL NOTLEY WILL GET THE
BLAME FOR THIS.
>> Reporter: AS IF ON CUE, THE
OPPOSITION
LEADER JASON KENNEY CALLED FOR
OTTAWA TO APPEAL THE RULING TO
THE SUPREME COURT.
AND FOR THE ALBERTA GOVERNMENT
TO REPEAL THE CARBON TAX.
>> WE CALL ON THE ALBERTANS TO
WITHDRAW THE CARBON TAX WHICH
SUPPOSEDLY WOULD GET PIPELINES
BUILT.
>> REPORTER: RACHEL NOTLEY
ADDRESSED THE PROVINCE AND
CANADA WITH THIS ANNOUNCEMENT.
>> WITH THE TRANS MOUNTAIN WORK
HALTED, UNTIL THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT GETS ITS ACT
TOGETHER, ALBERTA IS PULLING OUT
OF THE FEDERAL CARBON PLAN.
>> Reporter: THE NOTLEY
GOVERNMENT WAS CONVINCED
IT WAS A GO, THERE WAS PIPELINE
FACTORED
IN THE BUDGET FORECAST.
>> IT IS IMPORTANT FOR CANADA.
THEY ARE IMPORTANT FOR ALBERTA.
>> REPORTER: BUT, NO BITUMEN
FLOWING THROUGH THE STALLED
PIPELINE PROJECT MEANS LESS
REVENUE FLOWING THROUGH TO THE
PROVINCIAL AND THE FEDERAL
COFFERS.
>> SCOTIA BANK PEGS OUR FINANCE
ON THE PIPELINE.
IT IS A 15 BILLION COST TO
CANADA.
THAT EFFECTS OUR INDUSTRY.
WE ARE LOSING AN INVESTMENT.
>> REPORTER: THERE WILL BE
IMMENSE PRESSURE ON ALBERTA TO
GET THE PROCESS GOING AGAIN.
QUICKLY.
>> ROSEMARY: OKAY.
CAROLYN DUNNE IS WITH ME FROM
CALGARY.
WHEN IT COMES TO CLIMATE CHANGE,
WHAT SHOULD WE MAKE OF THE FACT
THAT NOW ALBERTA WANTS TO PULL
OUT OF THE FEDERAL PLAN?
>> WELL, WE GOT AN ACRIMONIOUS
DIVORCE ALL OF A SUDDEN.
ALBERTA WILL KEEP ITS
CONTROVERSIAL CARBON TAX.
IT WILL NOT PLAY BALL WITH THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT UNTIL THEY
CAN FIX THIS.
IN ADDITION, RACHEL NOTLEY WANTS
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO MAKE
AN IMMEDIATE APPEAL TO THE
SUPREME COURT OF CANADA AND CALL
AN EMERGENCY SESSION.
PARLIAMENT TO GET THIS REVIEW
PROCESS FIXED.
IT MAY BE A BIT OF PUSH.
SHE THINKS IF ALL OF THE THINGS
HAPPEN, THERE IS A CHANCE THAT
CONSTRUCTION COULD RESTART IN
THE NEW YEAR.
>> ROSEMARY: HOW COULD ALL OF
THIS AFFECT HER POLITICALLY?
>> WELL, THERE IS PRESSURE FOR
SURE.
EVEN IF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
FAST TRACKS THE CONSULTATIONS
AND THE
APPLICATION PROCESS, THERE IS A
SENSE WHETHER THAT WILL HAPPEN
IN TIME TO HELP RACHEL NOTLEY
POLITICALLY.
SHE WAS ALREADY FACING AN UPHILL
BATTLE IN THE UPCOMING
ELECTIONS.
SHE WAS PLANNING ON CAMPAIGNING
AS THE PREMIER WHO FINALLY GOT
THE TRANS MOUNTAIN PIPELINE
BUILT.
>> Rosemary: THANK YOU.
IT IS NOT JUST A POTENTIAL
PROBLEM FOR RACHEL NOTLEY.
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS A
LOT RIDING ON IT TOO.
>> THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
REACHED AN AGREEMENT WITH KINDER
MORGAN.
>> REPORTER: A PIPELINE PROJECT,
DIE ON THE WATCH OR BUY IT AND
HOPEFULLY OFF LOAD IT LATER TO
ANOTHER COMPANY.
EVEN WITH THE UNCERTAINTY, THE
FINANCE MINISTER STILL SAID THE
INVESTMENT IS GOOD FOR
CANADIANS.
>> WE CHOSE TO PURCHASE THE
PROJECT BECAUSE IT IS A SOUND
INVESTMENT.
AND BECAUSE AS A GOVERNMENT, WE
CAN MANAGE RISKS UNDER THESE
PARTICULAR CIRCUMSTANCES.
WHEN IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT FOR A
PRIVATE SECTOR COMPANY TO BEAR.
>> REPORTER: OKAY.
SOUNDS LOGICAL.
BUT NOW,
THE CANADIANS TAXPAYERS ARE
BEARING THE PROJECT THE
GOVERNMENT INSISTS IS IN THE
NATIONAL INTEREST.
EVEN THOUGH THEY CANNOT KNOW FOR
SURE WHAT HAPPENS NEXT.
A POLITICAL DEVICE FOR THE
LEADER OF THE OFFICIAL
OPPOSITION.
>> AFTER MONTHS OF IGNORING OUR
REQUESTS IN PARLIAMENT, HERE WE
FIND OUT TODAY THAT THEY DON'T
KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
>> REPORTER: THE GOVERNMENT IS
REVIEWING THE DECISION THAT
COULD OFFER PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS
LIKE GOING BACK AND DOING
FURTHER CONSULTATION.
MORE REVIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT ON MARINE LIFE.
AND EVEN AN ENVOY TO SPEAK FOR
THE
GOVERNMENT TO ALL STAKEHOLDERS.
ALL WOULD BE FASTER THAN
APPEALING TO THE SUPREME COURT.
IT WOULD LEAVE THE N.D.P. WITH
NO ROOM TO DO ANYTHING BUT
DENOUNCE THE PROJECT ALL
TOGETHER.
>> CLIMATE DOES NOT WITHSTAND
PIPE LINES.
THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD NEVER HAVE
BOUGHT THE PIPELINE.
>> REPORTER: IT DID.
THE PROJECT WILL LIKELY GO
THROUGH TOMORROW.
POLITICAL RISK AND ALL.
>> ANDREW: WHERE I AM OUT WEST,
I SEE WITH MY EYES, ALL PARTIES
HAVE THEIR
POSITIONS.
I WONDER WOULD IT BE AN OPTION
AT ALL FOR THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT TO CANCEL THE
PURCHASE AND SAY, YOU KNOW WHAT,
I WILL COVER THE LOSSES.
THE PIPELINE IS DONE.
>> ROSEMARY: THERE WOULD BE
FINANCIAL PENALTIES FOR THE
COMPANY TO DO THAT.
YOU CANNOT HAVE THE CLIMATE
CHANGE PLAN IF YOU DO NOT GIVE
SOMETHING IN RETURN.
THAT IS WHERE THE POLITICS ARE
INVOLVED.
>> ANDREW: STILL AHEAD, A CANADA
WIDE SHORTAGE OF EPIPEN.
THE PARENTS ARE SCRAMBLING TO
GET THEIR KIDS MEDICATION BEFORE
SCHOOL
STARTS.
>>> A DAYLIGHT SHOOTING INSIDE
ONE OF
CANADA'S BIGGEST MALLS.
WHAT IT WAS LIKE WHEN THE SHOTS
WENT OFF.
>> ROSEMARY: FIRST, HE PROMISES
-- IT PROMISES
TO BE A LONG NIGHT FOR NAFTA
NEGOTIATORS.
TRYING TO REACH AN AGREEMENT
BEFORE THE DEADLINE.
THE BEST POSSIBLE COMPRISES.
THEY ARE RUNNING ON OPTIMISM.
AND
>> GOOD MORNING, EVERYONE.
>> REPORTER: THE CANADIAN NAFTA
TEAM WAS CLEARLY FEELING PRETTY
GOOD.
>> SEE YOU LATER.
>> REPORTER: JOKING AROUND WITH
JOURNALISTS IS NOT SOMETHING
POLITICIANS DO WHEN THINGS ARE
GOING BADLY.
THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER
SPENT MUCH OF HER DAY AT THE
NEGOTIATING TABLE.
RETURNING FOR THREE SEPARATE
MEETINGS WITH THE AMERICAN
COUNTERPART.
>> THAT WAS A LONG, INTENSIVE
CONVERSATION WITH THE TEAM.
WE COVERED A LOT OF GROUND.
THE ATMOSPHERE REMAINS
INSTRUCTIVE.
THERE IS A LOT OF GOOD WILL.
>> REPORTER: OPTIMISM ECHOED BY
THE PRIME MINISTER WHO SUGGESTED
TO THE CANADIAN PREMIERS ON A
TELEPHONE BRIEFING, NAFTA TALKS
ARE GOING PRETTY WELL BUT THERE
ARE STILL SOME CONCERNS.
>> HE MADE IT CLEAR, THERE ARE
THREE AREAS OF CONCERNS.
SUPPLY MANAGEMENT, CULTURAL...
>> REPORTER: A SOURCE TELLS CBC
NEWS, THOSE THREE ISSUES, DAIRY,
PROTECTIONS FOR CANADIAN CULTURE
INDUSTRY AND DISPUTES RESOLUTION
REMAIN UNRESOLVED.
>> THE CANADIAN PUBLIC SHOULD
EXPECT THE AMERICAN DAIRY
INDUSTRY WILL PROBABLY HAVE
MORE ACCESS TO CANADA.
>> REPORTER: THE CANADIAN DAIRY
CONCESSIONS ARE BEING CONSIDERED
IN EXCHANGE FOR AMERICAN
COMPROMISES ON THE DISPUTE
RESOLUTION SYSTEM.
THEY --
THE NEGOTIATORS TRIED TO WORK
FAST TO MEET THE DEADLINE OF
TOMORROW.
>> IT IS NEVER OVER IN
WASHINGTON.
>> REPORTER: HE HELPED NEGOTIATE
CANADA'S ORIGINAL FREE TRADE
AGREEMENT WITH THE U.S.
>> WE WILL BE LOOKING AT A
SOLUTION IN THE NEGOTIATION.
THERE IS SOMETHING THAT DONALD
TRUMP CAN CELEBRATE IN AMERICA
AS A WIN FOR HIM WITH HIS BASE.
WE SHOULD NEVER LOSE SIGHT OF
THAT.
>> THE TRADE REPRESENTATIVES.
CHRYSTIA FREELAND IS EXPECTED TO
ARRIVE ANY MOMENT NOW.
SHE AND HER COUNTERPARTS WILL
ADDRESS AT THIS HOUR.
THE DETAILS OF THE NAFTA DEAL
BEFORE THE IMPOSED DEADLINE
TOMORROW.
MANY KNOW CHRYSTIA FREELAND AND
HAS BEEN THE FACE.
A
CANADA'S CHIEF NAFTA NEGOTIATOR.
HE KNOWS HOW TO MAKE A DEAL.
HE LED THE TEAM WITH THE MASSIVE
TRADE DEAL WITH THE EUROPEAN
UNION.
>> HE IS SOFT SPOKEN.
HE KNOWS WHAT IS GOING ON.
>> THE GOAL OF NAFTA IS
DIFFERENT.
EARLIER THIS YEAR, HE CALLED THE
NEGOTIATIONS, THE MOST UNUSUAL.
>> THEY DID NOT COME TO THE
TABLE AT OUR PRICE.
THERE WILL BE FLEXIBILITY.
>> ROSEMARY: ON TEAM CANADA,
THE PRIME MINISTER'S FRIEND AND
SECRETARY, THE POINT MAN ON
CANADA, U.S. RELATIONS.
AND CANADA'S AMBASSADOR TO THE
UNITED STATES.
ON THE U.S. SIDE,
THERE IS TOP TRADE OFFICIALS.
HE IS SKEPTICAL ON FREE
TRADE.
HE WORKS CLOSELY WITH JARED
KUSHNER.
HE IS CALLED A DREAM TO WORK
WITH.
KUSHNER IS A CONDUIT BETWEEN THE
WHITE HOUSE.
AND FINALLY THE U.S. AMBASSADOR
TO CANADA.
SHE SAID SHE FAXED THE
PRESIDENT'S AGENDA AND HAS A
PERSONAL STAKE IN NAFTA.
>> CANADA IS OUR NUMBER ONE
TRADE PARTNER.
I HAVE A REAL INTEREST IN MAKING
CERTAIN THAT IT IS FAIR.
>> THANK YOU.
>> Rosemary: HEADING BACK INTO
THE NEGOTIATIONS NOW.
AT THIS LATE HOUR IN WASHINGTON.
AND SOME OF THE OFFICIALS TO SEE
IF THEY CAN MAKE THE DEADLINE
THAT THE PRESIDENT DECLARED FOR
TOMORROW.
>> Andrew: LOTS MORE WE ARE
TRACKING LIVE.
THE LATEST ON AN RCMP
INVESTIGATION.
AFTER ONE OF THE
OFFICERS WAS SHOT.
A TENSE SCENE IN WESTERN
MANITOBA.
A FOURTH AND FINAL SUSPECT
WANTED FOR THE SHOOTING OF THE
RCMP OFFICER WAS ARRESTED.
THE SITUATION BEGAN LATE LAST
NIGHT.
A CALL TO THE POLICE ABOUT A
BREAK AND ENTER.
ABOUT 100 KILOMETRES NORTH OF
BRANDON.
>> THE OFFICERS ARRIVED ON THE
SCENE.
SHOTS WERE FIRED.
>> ANDREW: ONE OFFICER, A
42-YEAR-OLD CORPORAL WAS HIT.
HE WAS AIRLIFTED TO HOSPITAL.
AND HE IS STILL THERE TONIGHT.
IN STABLE CONDITION.
BUT WITH SERIOUS INJURIES.
AS FOR THE FOUR SUSPECTS NOW IN
CUSTODY, NO WORD YET ON
POSSIBLE CHARGES.
>> I CAN'T DESCRIBE IT.
I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD BE IN
THE MIDDLE OF A SHOOTING.
>> QUITE A SHOCK.
I DIDN'T REALIZE IT WAS A GUN.
>> ANDREW: AND STORIES OF PANIC
AND CHAOS AFTER GUNFIRE BROKE
OUT TODAY INSIDE TORONTO'S
SHOPPING MALL.
AN ALTERCATION BROKE OUT BETWEEN
TWO GROUPS OF MEN.
ONE PULLED OUT A GUN AND FIRED
AT LEAST
TWO SHOTS.
PANIC INSIDE.
THE SHOPPERS RAN FOR SAFETY.
SOME WERE IN A PARKING LOT.
THE SUSPECTS, AT LEAST 6
OF THEM ALL RAN AWAY.
THE POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR THEM.
IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE ANYONE WAS
HURT IN THE SHOOTING.
IT IS TRAUMATIC FOR ANYONE IN
THE MALL AT THE TIME.
INCLUDING
A CBC VIDEOGRAPHER, SHE IS OUR
WITNESS.
>> I HEARD A LOUD BANG.
WE
ALL LOOKED AT EACH OTHER AND WE
HEARD ANOTHER LOUD BANG.
I HEARD PEOPLE SCREAMING AND WE
RAN.
A LOT OF PEOPLE WEREN'T DOING
ANYTHING.
A LOT OF PEOPLE ON THEIR PHONES.
AND THEN A LOT OF PEOPLE CRYING.
A LOT OF PEOPLE WERE EMOTIONAL.
I WILL SAY THAT EVERYBODY
BEHAVED IN AN ORDERLY FASHION
WHICH WAS AMAZING.
THERE WAS NO SCREAMING AND
PUSHING.
THERE WAS INITIAL SCREAMING WITH
GUNSHOTS AND THEN EVERYONE
REALIZED WE NEEDED TO BE QUIET
AND JUST KEEP MOVING.
>> Andrew: AFTER WHAT HAPPENED,
THE TORONTO MAYOR
WROTE THIS ON TWITTER...
>> Rosemary: STILL AHEAD,
THE F.B.I. HAS ARRESTED A MAN
FOR MAKING VIOLENT THREATS
AGAINST AN AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
DONALD TRUMP,
A TWITTER TIRADE AGAINST THE
MEDIA.
>> ANDREW: A THIRD DAY OF ANGRY
ANTI-IMMIGRATION DEMONSTRATIONS
IN GERMANY.
MARGARET EVANS LOOKS AT THE
REACTION.
>> Rosemary: THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT BRINGS IN AN
ALTERNATIVE TO EPIPEN.
>> IT IS LIFE
SAVING MEDICATION.
THIS IS SOMETHING WE DEPEND ON.
>> ROSEMARY: THE PROBLEM WITH
>> ANDREW: FOR SO MANY
CANADIANS, THERE IS NO REAL
ALTERNATIVE TO THE EPIPEN.
THAT'S WHY
SHORTAGES LIKE THE ONE WE ARE
GOING THROUGH NOW ARE SO
SERIOUS.
TONIGHT, SIGNS OF A BIG CHANGE.
ONE THAT SHOULD HELP PEOPLE WITH
LIFE THREATENING ALLERGIES TO
BREATHE EASIER.
>> Reporter: THIS RESTAURANT
CALLS ITSELF AN ALLERGY FREE
ZONE.
HE FEELS SAFE HERE.
HIS EPIPEN IS STILL ALWAYS AT
THE READY IN CASE HE GOES INTO
SHOCK.
HE DOES NOT HAVE A SPARE BECAUSE
OF THE WIDESPREAD SHORTAGE.
>> IT IS EXTREMELY FRUSTRATING.
IT IS NOT A RUNNING SHOE.
THIS IS LIFE SAVING MEDICATION.
THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WE CARRY.
THAT WE DEPEND ON.
>> REPORTER: THE PHARMACISTS ARE
RATIONING SUPPLIES.
THERE IS ANOTHER OPTION.
THE HEALTH MINISTER HAS ORDERED
FROM THE U.S.
THEY WILL BE IN PHARMACIES NEXT
WEEK.
IT HAS THE SAME MEDICATION AS AN
EPIPEN AND HAS INSTRUCTIONS WITH
IT.
IT WILL BE IMPORTED FOR TWO
WEEKS WHILE THE GOVERNMENT WORKS
TO EXTEND IT FOR A YEAR.
THE PHARMACISTS THINKS IT IS
HERE TO STAY.
>> ALL OF THE PLAYERS HAVE COME
TO REALIZE THAT ONE
PRODUCT, ESPECIALLY IF THERE IS
A POSSIBILITY OF SUPPLY
SHORTAGES IS SOMETHING THAT YOU
DON'T WANT TO FIND YOURSELF IN,
IN THE FUTURE.
>> REPORTER: THE HEALTH MINISTER
SAID THE GOVERNMENT WILL
CONTINUE TO WORK WITH PARTNERS
AND STAKEHOLDERS ON LONG-TERM
SOLUTIONS.
TO MAKE SURE LIFE SAVING
INJECTORS ARE AVAILABLE.
THE AVAILABILITY OF A NEW DRUG
GIVES BREATHING ROOM.
>> HAVING TO THINK WHETHER OR
NOT I WILL HAVE ACCESS TO AN
EPIPEN COME TUESDAY IS SOMETHING
I DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO WORRY
ABOUT.
>> REPORTER: IT IS A MATTER OF
LIFE AND DEATH FOR TOO MANY
PEOPLE.
>> ANDREW: THERE HAVE BEEN ON
AND OFF SHORTAGES IN CANADA AND
THE U.S. FOR WELL OVER A YEAR
NOW.
BECAUSE PFIZER HAS BEEN THE ONLY
SOURCE OF EPINEPHRINE.
INJECTORS.
THERE ARE MANUFACTURING DELAYS.
THEY ARE HAVING TROUBLE SOURCING
A PARTICULAR COMPONENT.
MAKING THINGS WORSE, THIS IS THE
SEASON OF PEAK DEMAND AS KIDS GO
BACK TO SCHOOL NEXT WEEK.
EPIPENS EXPIRE 18 MONTHS FROM
THE TIME THEY ARE MADE.
THAT BEING SAID, IF SOMEONE IS
HAVING A LIFE THREATENING
ALLERGIC REACTION, IF ALL YOU
HAVE IS AN EXPIRED PEN, HEALTH
CANADA SAID USE IT AND CALL 911.
>> ROSEMARY: NEXT ON THE
NATIONAL, DONALD TRUMP, THE
LATEST BARRAGE AT THE PRESS.
A CALIFORNIA MAN WAS ARRESTED
AND CHARGED FOR THREATENING THE
BOSTON GLOBE.
>> ANDREW: PLUS...
THERE ARE CALLS FOR CALM AFTER
DAYS OF ANGRY FAR RIGHT PROTESTS
IN GERMANY.
MARGARET EVANS WILL EXPLAIN WHAT
SET THEM OFF.
>> ANDREW: A RUDE AWAKENING THIS
MORNING.
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS
DESCENDED AT THE HOME OF A
68-YEAR-OLD MAN.
>> HE WAS VERY NICE TO US.
HE WOULD BE IN THE BACKYARD,
HE LISTENED TO CLASSIC ROCK.
>> Andrew: HE SEEMED TO NURSE A
GRUDGE
AGAINST THE MEDIA.
THE POLICE ARRESTED HIM FOR
ALLEGEDLY MAKING THREATS AGAINST
THE NEWSPAPER.
THE CBC ELLEN MAURO REPORTS.
AT WHO MAY HAVE INSPIRED IT.
>> PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP:
DISHONEST, TERRIBLE PEOPLE.
I AM TELLING YOU THAT.
TERRIBLE.
>> REPORTER: PRESIDENT TRUMP
LAUNCHED ANOTHER ATTACK AGAINST
THE BATTLE AGAINST MEDIA.
A CALIFORNIA MAN WAS ARRESTED
FOR MAKING VIOLENT THREATS
AGAINST THE BOSTON GLOBE.
IN ONE OF 12 CALLS, THE PAPER,
ROBERT CHAIN ALLEGEDLY SAID...
WHO ELSE HAS BEEN CALLING THE
MEDIA THE ENEMY.
PRESIDENT TRUMP.
>> PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP:
CALLED THE FAKE NEWS.
THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE.
THEY ARE.
>> CNN FAKE NEWS.
MSNBC, THAT IS REALLY THE ENEMY
OF THE
PEOPLE.
>> TOTALLY COMMON FOR PRESIDENTS
TO CRITICIZE THE PRESS.
TO LABEL
A DOMESTIC ENEMY IS A SHARP
DEPARTURE FROM ANY PRESIDENT.
>> REPORTER: THE THREATENING
CALLS BEGAN AFTER THE 300 PAPERS
ACROSS THE U.S. CRITICIZED
TRUMP'S ATTACK ON THE MEDIA.
.
>> IT HAS TO BE POINTED OUT.
AND THE IDEA THAT THE PRESIDENT,
MY PRESIDENT, THEIR PRESIDENT
WOULD DECLARE THE PRESS TO BE
ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE...
>> REPORTER: THIS IS NOTHING NEW
FOR THE PRESIDENT.
>> PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: THE
FAKE, FAKE, DISGUSTING NEWS.
>> REPORTER: BUT THE FEAR NOW IS
THAT THEY COULD FUEL VIOLENCE.
IN ANOTHER CALL, CHAIN SAID...
>> THE CONCERN IS PRESIDENT
TRUMP USED THE LANGUAGE, GIVEN
SORT OF AN OPEN DOOR, SOME WOULD
SAY, YOU KNOW WHAT I, I AM GOING
TO DO THAT.
>> THE WASHINGTON POST.
THE NEW YORK TIMES.
>> Reporter: THAT DOESN'T SEEM
TO WORRY
PRESIDENT TRUMP.
>> ANDREW: DAYS AGO, THE NEW
YORK TIMES REPORTED A THREAT WAS
RECEIVED ON VOICE MAIL.
IMAGINE GETTING THIS MESSAGE.
>> ANDREW: PRETTY SCARY STUFF.
BUT WHEN IT COMES TO DEMONIZING
THE MEDIA, IT IS NOT JUST IN THE
U.S.
THESE ARE GERMAN PROTESTERS
SHOUTING.
TRANSLATING AS THE LYING PRESS.
HITLER,
UNDERSTOOD THAT PROPAGANDA WORKS
WHEN PEOPLE DON'T TRUST THE
MEDIA.
FOR DAYS,
THOUSANDS HAVE GATHERED ON THE
STREETS IN ONE GERMAN CITY TO
TAKE A LOUD PUBLIC STAND AGAINST
REFUGEES.
AND AS MARGARET EVANS SHOWS US,
THIS IS A SITUATION THAT COULD
EXPLODE.
>> REPORTER: THE ANGRY FACE OF
THE FAR RIGHT IN THE GERMAN
CITY OF CHEMNITZ.
DEMONSTRATORS HURLING OUT A
DEFIANT CALL TO ALL THOSE WHO
WOULD CRITICIZE THEM.
GET LOST.
TODAY, LEADERS AT BOTH STATE AND
LOCAL LEVELS AIMED TO REASSURE
A GATHERING OF
COMMUNITY GROUPS THAT LAW AND
ORDER HAS NOT FLED THE CITY.
IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO SAY THAT
THE STATE HAS THE MONOPOLY ON
THE USE OF FORCE THE PREMIER
SAID.
WE ENFORCE LAW AND ORDER.
WITNESSES SAID IT DIDN'T FEEL
THAT WAY EARLIER THIS WEEK WHEN
GERMAN AUTHORITIES FAILED TO
PREVENT THOUSANDS OF FAR RIGHT
ACTIVISTS FROM RAMPAGING THROUGH
-- THE GERMAN CITY IN THE WAKE
OF A STABBING
OF A GERMAN MAN DEAD.
AN IRAQI MAN WAS NAMED IN THE
ARREST WARRANT IN CONNECTION
WITH THE KILLING.
SOME OF THE PROTESTS USED HITLER
SALUTES ACCORDING TO THE POLICE
ILLEGAL IN GERMANY.
AND THERE WERE REPORTS OF MOBS
COMBING THE CITY IN SEARCH OF
FOREIGNERS.
THIS SYRIAN MAN SAID HE'S
AFRAID.
I HOPE THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT
BRINGS IN STRICT LAWS SO IT DOES
NOT HAPPEN AGAIN, HE SAID.
IT IS THE THIRD LARGEST CITY.
THE FAR RIGHT PARTY INCLUDING
THE ALTERNATIVE FROM GERMANY
HAVE BEEN ON THE RISE.
BRINGING FEAR IN SOME QUARTERS.
ABOUT BRINGING SYRIAN REFUGEES
IN THE COUNTRY.
MARKEL HAS CONDEMNED THE KILLING
OF THE GERMAN MAN AND THE
VIOLENCE AND BACKLASH AGAINST
FOREIGNERS SAYING MOBS AND HATE
ON THE STREETS HAVE NO PLACE IN
A STATE UNDER THE RULE OF LAW.
FAR RIGHT GROUPS SAY THEY'RE
PLANNING MORE DEMONSTRATIONS FOR
SATURDAY.
PARING RETT -- MARGARET EVANS.
>> ROSEMARY: ANOTHER TAKE ON THE
TOP STORIES NEXT ON THE
NATIONAL, NEIGHBOURS DIVIDED
OVER THE TRANS MOUNTAIN PIPELINE
CAN AGREE ON ONE THING.
IT IS ALL ABOUT THE FUTURE.
>> IN ORDER TO KEEP US WHOLE, WE
BUILT PIPELINES.
THIS IS THE REALLY ECONOMIC
FUTURE OF THE NEXT GENERATION.
>> I WANT TO BE ABLE TO LOOK MY
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>> Andrew: WELCOME BACK.
TONIGHT, A BIG DEVELOPMENT.
THE ROAD RAGE INCIDENT CAUGHT ON
CAMERA NORTH OF TORONTO.
THE POLICE SAID THEY TRACKED
DOWN THE MAN DRIVING THE CAR.
SOMEONE IS CLINGING TO THE HOOD.
HE IS FACING TWO CHARGES.
DANGEROUS DRIVING.
THE MAN CLINGING ON FOR DEAR
LIFE TOLD CBC NEWS, IT STARTED
WHEN HE WAS IN HIS OWN CAR AND
REFUSED TO LET THE OTHER DRIVER
MERGE IN FRONT.
HE TOOK A PHOTO OF THE OTHER
DRIVER'S LICENCE PLATE.
ONTARIO
PREMIER DOUG FORD'S BUCK OF BEER
PROMISE WILL SOON BE HARDER TO
DELIVER ON.
ONE WEEK AFTER IT BEGAN TO SELL,
THE PRESIDENT CHOICE BEERS,
LOBLAW SAID IT
IS PLANNING TO STOP.
ON SEPTEMBER 3RD.
THE GROCERY CHAIN IS ONE OF
THREE ONTARIO COMPANIES SIGNED
UP FOR THE PROGRAM.
AND TO BE FAIR, THEY DID SAY
LAST WEEK, IT WOULD BE AN
UNLIMITED TIME.
NOW WE KNOW HOW LIMITED.
>>> NASA IS SHARING DETAILS OF A
SMALL EMERGENCY ONBOARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
A 2 MILLIMETRE HOLE WAS FOUND
LEAKING OXYGEN IN SPACE IN THE
RUSSIAN PART OF THE SPACE
STATION.
NASA SAID THE CREWS DISCOVERED
THE PROBLEM LAST NIGHT.
IT LOST PRESSURE ONBOARD.
TODAY THEY HOPE TO PATCH IT UP.
AS HOW IT OPENED IT UP.
IT IS HARD TO SAY,
IT MAY HAVE BEEN A CHUNK OF
SPACE DEBRIS HITTING THE
SPACESHIP.
>> Rosemary:
A PIPELINE TODAY SLAMMED IN 266
PAGES OF FEDERAL COURT RULING.
IT CAME TO AN ABRUPT STOP.
THE FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN.
THE TRANS MOUNTAIN PROJECT IS
ONE OF THE GREAT POLITICAL
ISSUES OF THE YEAR.
IT IS PERSONAL.
EARLIER THIS SEASON.
NICK PURDEN HIT THE ROAD ON WHAT
IS AT STAKE.
>> REPORTER: IT IS HARD TO FIND
SOMETHING MORE CONTROVERSIAL IN
THE COUNTRY RIGHT NOW.
THAN
KINDER MORGAN'S PIPELINE
PROJECT.
HERE IS THE BACKDROP, KINDER
MORGAN WANTS TO EXPAND THE
EXISTING 1,000 KILOMETRES OF
PIPE.
IT WILL CARRY THREE TIMES AS
MUCH OIL FROM THE ALBERTA
OILSANDS TO THE COAST.
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WANTS IT
DONE.
THEY SAID IT IS CRITICAL TO THE
FUTURE OF THE COUNTRY.
TO ENVIRONMENTALISTS, IT IS A
POTENTIAL ECOLOGICAL DISASTER.
I WILL DRIVE THE PIPELINE
FROM EDMONTON TO VANCOUVER, I
WILL TALK TO THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE
ALONG IT.
TO HELP US BETTER UNDERSTAND
WHAT IS AT STAKE.
FIRST STOP IS IN NISKU, OUTSIDE
OF EDMONTON.
AT BLACKJACK'S ROAD HOUSE.
THIS IS AN UNOFFICIAL STOP FOR
OILPATCH WORKERS.
CLARENCE SHIELDS IS THE OWNER.
>> TO BE SELF-SUFFICIENT IN THE
-- AS A
COUNTRY, IF WE TRANSPORTED OUR
OIL AND ALL OF A
SUDDEN, WE ARE SELF-SUFFICIENT.
>> Reporter: OIL IS THE COUNTRY.
AND ALL
CANADIANS CAN BENEFIT FROM
GETTING IT OUT OF THE GROUND.
THAT IS THE PROMISE OF THE
PIPELINE.
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY TO THE PEOPLE
ON THE COAST?
>> CANADA FIRST.
THAT'S THE IMPORTANT ISSUE.
IN ORDER
TO KEEP US HOLE, WE BUILD
AROUND.
IN ORDER TO KEEP US HOLE, WE
BUILD PIPELINES.
THIS IS REALLY THE ECONOMIC
FUTURE OF THE NEXT GENERATION.
WE DON'T HAVE ACCESS TO
RESOURCES, WE WILL BE A HAVE NOT
COUNTRY.
THAT SCARES ME.
>> REPORTER: SOMEONE THAT
BELIEVES THAT MORE OIL WILL
BRING CANADA MORE REWARDS.
AND JASPER NATIONAL PARK, IT IS
HARD NOT TO SEE THE RISK TOO.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE IN THE
COUNTRY.
THE PIPELINE RUNS RIGHT THROUGH
IT.
A SPILL HERE, JUST IMAGINE.
THIS MAN HAS WORKED IN THE
JASPER SKY TRAM FOR 22 YEARS.
>> SHOW ME WHERE THE PIPELINE
IS.
>> IT COMES FROM THE EAST.
IT COMES IN AROUND THE MOUNTAIN
RANGE AND TOWARD TOWN.
>> Reporter: TEN YEARS AGO, KIN
DER
MORGAN WAS HERE UPGRADING THE
PIPE.
TODD KEPT A CLOSE EYE ON THE
WORK.
>> THEY WERE IN AND OUT OF HERE
SMOOTHLY.
NO ISSUES.
THE IMPACT ON THE AREA WAS
MINIMAL.
THE AREA IS NOT SCARRED WITH
ANYTHING THAT CAME THROUGH HERE.
YOU WOULD NEVER KNOW THEY WERE
THROUGH HERE BY ALL ACCOUNTS.
>> REPORTER: PEOPLE MAY BE
SURPRISED, A PIPELINE EXPANSION
IN A NATIONAL PARK.
THE GUY THAT RUNS THE TRAMWAY
HAS NO PROBLEM.
>> REPORTER: WELL, I THINK FACE
VALUE, IT CAN SEEM A LITTLE
DISTURBING.
HAVING EXPERIENCED IT BEFORE,
AND HAVING MANAGED THE AREA, IT
IS NOT SUCH A SCARY THING TO
THINK ABOUT.
>> REPORTER: THE REALITY IS,
THERE HAVE BEEN SPILLS IN
JASPER.
SEVERAL OF THEM.
ALONG THE ENTIRE TRANS MOUNTAIN
ROUTE, SINCE THE 1960S, MAYBE
TWO SPILLS IN ALL.
AND THAT IS THE THING ABOUT
PIPELINES.
YOU DON'T REALLY NOTICE THEM
UNTIL SOMETHING GOES WRONG.
>> THIS IS WHAT THE PIPELINE
LOOKS LIKE.
IT RUNS ALONG HERE.
YOU CAN'T SEE IT, IT IS BURIED
IN THE GROUND.
THE PIPELINE ACROSS THE BORDER
INTO BRIT CLUMP -- BRITISH
COLUMBIA, I FOLLOW.
HERE THE POPULAR BELIEF IS THAT
EVERYONE IS AGAINST IT BECAUSE
OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS.
A COUPLE OF HUNDRED KILOMETRES
DOWN THE ROAD IS THE TOWN OF
BLUE RIVER.
I PULL IN AT THE HOLY SMOKE INN.
WHAT WOULD THE PIPELINE MEAN
HERE?
>> JOBS, JOBS AND MORE JOBS.
THEY CAME AND THEY SAID THEY DID
A BIG OPEN HOUSE, KINDER MORGAN
DID.
TOLD US ALL HOW TO APPLY FOR
GOOD PAYING JOBS.
>> Reporter: THE TOWN HAS FALLEN
ON HARD TIMES.
SHE IS NOT WORRIED
ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES.
SHE'S WORRIED ABOUT THE BLUE
RIVER.
>> I LOVE THIS PLACE.
IT IS A JEWEL OF THE ISLAND.
IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER.
THIS WHOLE VALLEY NEEDS IT.
WE REALLY NEED IT BAD.
THE JOBS.
AND JUST THE PEOPLE.
AND EVERYTHING.
WE NEED THE PIPELINE TO GO
THROUGH IN ORDER TO SURVIVE.
>> REPORTER: IN B.C., THERE ARE
MORE AND MORE PEOPLE LIKE THAT
WHO SUPPORT THE PIPELINE.
THE OPPOSITION IS STRONG TOO.
B.C. IS A LAND DIVIDED.
I DRIVE A COUPLE OF HOURS SOUTH.
FARMS START TO APPEAR.
I PULL OVER IN THE VILLAGE OF
BLACK PINES.
>> THAT'S A ROOSTER.
HIS NAME IS LUCKY.
HE WAS LUCKY BECAUSE HE HAD A
LOT OF MALES AND HE IS THE BEST
ONE.
>> REPORTER: FOR PENNY POWER, IT
WOULD MEAN THE END OF THE FARM
AS THEY KNOW IT.
>> IF YOU CAN SEE IN THE
ORCHARD, IT WILL BE GONE.
THEY WILL COME IN HERE.
THE PIPELINE WILL COME STRAIGHT
THROUGH HERE.
ESSENTIALLY RIGHT WHERE WE ARE
STANDING, THIS WHOLE ORCHARD IS
THE LINE HERE.
>> REPORTER: DOESN'T EVERYBODY
HAVE TO SACRIFICE FOR THE
COUNTRY.
>> IT'S NOT FOR THE COUNTRY.
YOU WANT TO DO SOMETHING FOR THE
COUNTRY, REFINE THE OIL HERE IN
CANADA AND SELL IT TO CANADIANS.
THE PROBLEM IS BIGGER THAN A
FARM.
THE OIL IS AN ANCIENT
TECHNOLOGY.
WE HAVE BEEN DOING IT FOR 100
YEARS.
WE DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ELSE.
WE HAVE TO PUMP OIL, WE HAVE
BEEN DOING IT FOR 100 YEARS.
WE DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ELSE.
>> REPORTER: IT IS KIND OF A
REFERENDUM ON OIL, I SEE THIS.
THE PIPELINE IS A NATIONAL ISSUE
BUT IT IS LOCAL TOO.
IT CROSSES THE PROPERTY OF 2200
LANDOWNERS.
AND EACH OF THEM HAVE TO DECIDE
WHAT TO DO.
ANOTHER 250 KILOMETRES SOUTH IS
THE TOWN OF HOPE.
ON THE FRASER RIVER.
THE PIPELINE CROSSES RIGHT BY
THE PROPERTY.
OF A LOCAL LEGEND.
HEAR THAT.
>> STARTING TO SHAPE UP.
THE OWL.
>> FOR PETE, AND THE PIPELINE,
THERE IS NO DEBATE AT ALL.
>> I THINK IT IS GOOD FOR THE
ECONOMY.
AND SHOULD BE DONE.
BRING IT ON.
>> Reporter: 40 KILOMETRES
SOUTH, I STOPPED IN BECAUSE ONE
OF THE FAMOUS MISCONCEPTIONS
ABOUT THE PIPELINE IS ALL
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OPPOSE IT.
THE REALITY IS FIRST NATIONS ARE
DIVIDED.
>> THE PIPELINE WILL BE COMING
ALONG.
WE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN
PARTICIPATING IN THE ECONOMICS
OF THE COMMUNITY, WRONG.
WE WANT THIS PIPELINE TO GO
THROUGH SO THAT WE CAN IMPROVE
OUR ECONOMIC STANDING IN CANADA.
WE WILL NOT STAND BY AND LET
GROUPS GET IN OUR WAY.
>> Reporter: GREEN GROUPS ARE
THE ENVIRONMENTALISTS WHO ARE
OPPOSED TO THE PIPELINE.
>> I TOLD THEM, THEY SAID, WE
ARE TRYING TO HELP.
MY RESPONSE WAS PLEASE, PLEASE
STOP HELPING ME.
I DO NOT WANT YOUR HELP.
I DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY GET OFF
THINKING THAT MY COMMUNITY WILL
LIVE IN POVERTY IN THE COUNTRY
BY OPPOSING DEVELOPMENTS LIKE
THIS.
>> Reporter: HE SAYS HIS
COMMUNITY WOULD CONSIDER
INVESTING IN IT TO MAKE SURE IT
GETS BUILT.
THE PIPELINE ROUTE, YOU CAN TALK
STEREOTYPES AND MISCONCEPTIONS.
MY TRIP IS ALMOST OVER.
VANCOUVER IS JUST IN FRONT OF
US.
I HAVE ONE MORE STOP I WILL MAKE
IN BURNABY.
IN BURNABY, KINDER MORGAN FACES
THE BIGGEST OPPOSITION.
A PERMANENT PROTEST CAMP HAS
BEEN BUILT JUST BEFORE THE END
OF THE PIPELINE.
>> DEMONSTRATORS.
>> Reporter: THE COASTAL FIRST
NATIONS AND ENVIRONMENTALISTS
VOW THEY WILL NOT LET THE
PROJECT GET BUILT.
>> TURNING INTO STONE.
>> Reporter: MORE THAN 200
PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ARRESTED
ALREADY.
ONE OF THEM IS THIS WOMAN.
>> I FELT A LOT OF POWER IN
DOING SOMETHING BOLD AND DOING
SOMETHING WHERE I WAS NOT JUST
SITTING BACK AND WATCH EVENTS
FOLD.
I WANTED TO BE ABLE TO LOOK MY
CHILDREN IN THE EYE YEARS FROM
NOW AND TELL THEM WHAT I DID TO
PROTECT THEIR FUTURE.
THEY THINK THEY CAN GET AWAY
WITH DESTROYING THE AREA AND NOT
RESPECTING INDIGENOUS RIGHTS.
I AM PROUD TO STAND STRONG.
>> Reporter: PROUD TO STAND
STRONG.
THOSE WORDS CAN ECHO ALL THE
WAY.
I AM VERY PROUD TO STAND STRONG
COULD BE SOMETHING THAT EVERYONE
SAID ALONG THE ROUTE.
SURE, PEOPLE DON'T AGREE ON THE
PIPELINE, BUT EACH AND EVERYONE
OF THEM IS PASSIONATE ABOUT
THEIR COMMUNITY AND THE FUTURE
OF THE COUNTRY.
CBC NEWS, ALONG THE TRANS
MOUNTAIN PIPELINE ROUTE.
>> Rosemary: THE FEDERAL COURT
RULING, WE CONTACTED THE PEOPLE
WE MET.
HERE IS WHAT THEY SAID ABOUT THE
ISSUE.
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, SHE SAID
SHE WAS STUNNED BY THE RULING.
SHE SAID...
ALSO SAID...
>> Andrew: YOU CAN SUBSCRIBE TO
THE NEWSLETTER, THE NATIONAL
TAKES YOU INSIDE EVERY
AFTERNOON.
GOING DEEPER ON
>> Andrew: JUDE LOVES HIS CAR
WASH, THE SOUNDS IT MAKES AND
THE UNICORN SOAP, HE CALLS IT,
THAT IS SPRAYED ON THE CAR.
JUDE HAS AUTISM AND GOING
THROUGH THE CAR WASH IS CALMING
FOR HIM.
HIS FAMILY BOUGHT A MEMBERSHIP
AND THEY GO THROUGH EVERY DAY.
SINCE JUDE IS THERE ALL THE
TIME, THE CAR WASH THOUGHT, HEY,
WE SHOULD MAKE HIM A MANAGER.
>> THAT'S WHEN MY HUSBAND GOT
THE BUSINESS CARD.
AND MY SON GRABBED SOME TAPE AND
PUT IT ON HIS SHIRT AND HE SAYS,
LOOK, I WORK AT THE CAR WASH.
THEY GAVE HIM A NAMETAG AND 2/3
HIM MERCHANDISE.
IT'S REALLY COOL.
IT MEANS SO MUCH TO HAVE A
BUSINESS SAY, INSTEAD OF IT
BEING A BAD THING THAT WE GO
EVERY DAY, THE STAFF GET ALMOST
AS EXCITED AS HE DOES.
FOR THE MOST PART, HE CAN WALK
IN AND PICK A DECEMBER TOCK SIT
AT AND TODAY HE WAS ABLE TO
USHER A FEW CARS INTO THE CAR
WASH AND ACTIVATE THE ROLLERS
AND THINGS LIKE THAT.
SO HE WAS REALLY EXCITED ABOUT
THAT.
AND, YEAH, THEY LOVE HAVING HIM
THERE, WHICH IS FANTASTIC.
>> Andrew: I LOVE EVERY PART OF
THE STORY.
IT'S A CAR WASH IN LETHBRIDGE,
ONTARIO.
THEY'RE STARTING TO USE THE
VISITS TO THE CAR WASH AS A
BARGAINING CHIP.
HE'S APPARENTLY TURNED IT AROUND
ON THEM AND SAID, OK, WE'RE
GOING ON A SHOPPING TRIP?
CAR WASH FIRST, WHICH I THINK IS
PERFECT.
>> Rosemary: THAT'S SOME
HIGH-LEVEL KID THERE.
I'M TELLING YOU, I LOVE THE
STORY, TOO.
I ALSO LOVE A CAR WASH AND THAT
UNICORN SOAP.
THEY SAW THAT PIECE THAT IOANNA
DID THAT WE RERAN WHERE SHE MET
SOME ADULTS WITH AUTISM THAT
WORK AT THE CAR WASH, SO THAT
WAS GREAT.
THAT'S "THE NATIONAL" FOR AUGUST
30.
GOOD NIGHT.
>> Andrew: GOOD NIGHT.
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