Bill C-69, which would restructure environmental impact assessments for resource projects, is not getting a great reception from Canadians. Members of the senate wrapped up their listening tour on the controversial bill Friday, and Sen. Richard Neufeld reported "hearing a lot of angry Canadians." One of the opponents of the bill, who spoke against it during the senators' stop in Saskatoon, was Brian Schmidt, president and CEO of Tamarack Valley Energy. Schmidt, who is also an honourary chief of the Blood Tribe, says the bill will hurt Indigenous Canadians most of all, as many First Nations are making big investments in resource projects. He joins John now to discuss the bill and why he says Indigenous communities are not "victims" of the resource industry as they are widely portrayed.