The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday edition that Jane Fonda said Wednesday the lesson learned from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's recent approval of two oil sands pipeline projects is that, "We shouldn't be fooled by good-looking liberals." A Canadian Press dispatch to The Globe reports that Ms. Fonda spoke in Edmonton offering support to indigenous leaders in their concerns over fossil fuel development. Ms. Fonda -- as well as chiefs from Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia -- said environmentalists everywhere were impressed by Mr. Trudeau's appearance at international climate talks held in Paris in 2015. Ms. Fonda said the PM "has betrayed every one of the things he committed to in Paris." Grand Chief Derek Nepinak, with the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, said he felt the same letdown. Last year, Mr. Trudeau approved Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain project and also gave the nod to replacing Enbridge's Line 3. However, he pushed ahead with a national carbon price and rejected Enbridge's proposed Northern Gateway pipeline. The compromise did not please Grand Chief Stewart Phillip of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. "I share the bitter disappointment," he said.