Local First Nations' loss of Montney Reserve ignites 20-year legal battle for justice

The Montney Reserve, famous for oil and gas, represents a conflict that resulted in a lengthy legal battle for land and Treaty rights following a complicated history between Canada and Indigenous people.

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