The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday edition that six first nations in British Columbia have filed 11 court challenges against Enbridge's proposed $7.9-billion Northern Gateway pipeline. The Globe's Mark Hume writes that B.C. Nature has two court challenges against Northern Gateway. Forest Ethics and other environmental groups have three actions on the go in court against Northern Gateway. Unifor, Canada's largest private-sector union, has two court actions. Unifor national president Jerry Dias says, "The Northern Gateway pipeline brings sky-high risks to Canadians, but only foreign oil companies will benefit." Kinder Morgan's $5.4-billion Trans Mountain expansion faces seven court actions. Vancouver and Burnaby have filed three challenges against the Trans Mountain expansion. Environmental groups have currently two actions in court. One first nation has filed a case against Kinder Morgan's expansion plan. Kinder Morgan's injunction against protesters blocking its workers has led to 26 contempt of court arrests. The judge's ruling said, "There is no doubt that the plaintiff has the express lawful authority to access those parts of the land from which its representatives have been impeded."