I'm angry with the whole lot of them.  I certainly agree that the Canada East pipeline would be a good idea, linking the producing areas in Alberta and Saskatchewan with refineries in Quebec, New Brunswick, and maybe Newfoundland too!  Reducing imported oil from non-democratic countries is good, and it would improve our balance of payments.  I really don't understand why Montreal politicians are so opposed to eliminating rail transport of oil when the pipeline would create permanent jobs in east end Montreal.
And heading west, isn't it amazing how quickly First Nations "concern for the land" stops as soon as they get royalties or revenue from major projects that are planned to be built within five hundred kilometers of where an ancient ancestor may have hunted a few hundred years ago. The Indian business is alive and well in BC.  I guess the remaining protesters aren't part of a band that is extracting money from the  development.