[Redliner]

Plan A - Cherry deal from the province including lots of land and cash that nobody in their right mind can understand why the band wouldn't take. Not good enough.

Plan B - Compromise approach with the city building the new interchange but not pushing the ring road issue. Still not good enough.

Plan C - Tell the Tsuu T'ina to stick it where the sun don't shine. This whole situation is beyond ridiculous and the band's demands are laughable. Don't impede access to the casino, but don't build an interchange. Won't consent to road construction "on or near" their land? Land being situated "near" the reserve doesn't make it reserve land. Since when do they have any jurisdiction whatsoever over land that doesn't belong to them?

This is made even worse by the fact that Black Plume had originally given a verbal agreement for Plan A, but was then overruled by the tribal council. Now they're claiming the city is violating treaty rights? If anyone has negotioted in bad faith, it's the Tsuu T'ina.