Opponents of a natural gas pipeline being built across northwestern British Columbia say RCMP have begun enforcing an injunction that prevents interference with construction.
Jen Wickham, a spokeswoman for one of the five clans that make up the Wet'suwet'en First Nation, says at least four people were arrested before dawn at a camp along a remote road near Houston, B.C.
A statement posted by BC RCMP Communication Services confirms Mounties have established an exclusion zone in the area.
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