The Vancouver Sun reports in its Friday edition the two federal opposition leaders are heading west this summer hoping to take advantage of the hostility of many British Columbians for Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline. The Sun's Peter O'Neil writes Stephen Harper's top B.C. politician, James Moore, says Opposition leader Thomas Mulcair and Liberal leader Justin Trudeau might want to reconsider making the $7.9-billion megaproject a central campaign plank in the 2015 election campaign. Mr. Moore said both opponents risk sharing the fate of former provincial NDP leader Adrian Dix, who last year blew the election when he decided to oppose Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion. "If Justin Trudeau and Tom Mulcair want to take the Adrian Dix approach to saying no to any development in Western Canada and particularly in British Columbia in the next election, they're going to have the same outcome in the next election as Adrian Dix did," said Mr. Moore, who in 2012 harshly criticized Enbridge's clumsy public relations. "The public is split on the matter. But what the public is not split on is the idea of politicians is being reflexively against any development in British Columbia. They always reject that."