Podcast: Karen Ogen on Embracing Natural Gas as a First Nation
Karen Ogen talks candidly about the challenges and how First Nations should be fully engaged in the development of the land and natural resources.
Karen Ogen talks candidly about the challenges and how First Nations should be fully engaged in the development of the land and natural resources.
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