The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday edition that Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is in British Columbia this week on a two-day media tour, with no public appearances planned. The Globe's Justine Hunter writes that a visit with Premier Christy Clark will wait until they attend the first ministers' meeting on climate change in Ottawa on Friday. This will be a careful testing of the waters after the federal decision last week to approve Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain project. Ms. Notley is set to meet with just one pipeline opponent -- provincial NDP Leader John Horgan -- for what is expected to be a civil and private meeting. However, there will be no such meeting with Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, one of the leading opponents of the pipeline expansion. Ms. Notley's visit has angered first nations leaders, who say she should be meeting with them. "Who is she engaging with? It's not us," said Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, president of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. He said avoiding opponents will not help persuade British Columbians to abandon their fears about the risk of oil spills and compared the visit to the tightly controlled messaging of the previous federal government.