Tensions have been dialed back in British Columbia after a truce was reached between members of a First Nation trying to blockade a natural gas pipeline in the area and members of the companies involved and the Canadian government

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Hereditary leaders of the Wet’suwet’en First Nation said they reached a tentative deal with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police that will allow work to resume on the 470 mile supply line for the proposed LNG Canada LNG export project in Kitimat.Coastal GasLink workers will be able to access a bridge that had been barricaded with the condition that a nearby protest camp not be dismantled.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said,’’This is how this is supposed to work."