Bill C-5 Creating Concern over First Nation Rights: MKO Grand Chief
CANADA, JUL 17 – Prime Minister Carney highlights Indigenous economic growth as central to Bill C-5 while nine Ontario First Nations launch a constitutional challenge against the law.
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Sask. First Nations leaders among those at summit with prime minister about Bill C
Saskatchewan First Nation leaders were among those in Gatinuea, Que., this week for a summit with Prime Minister Mark Carney designed to allay concerns about Bill C-5, which is aimed at fast-tracking national infrastructure projects.
·Canada
Read Full ArticleAlberta First Nation Chiefs blast Carney’s Bill C-5
First Nations Chiefs from Treaty 6 and 8 say Prime Minister Mark Carney is violating their rights by failing to properly consult on legislation intended to fast track major projects – like pipelines. Several chiefs from Alberta blasted Bill C-5 at a press conference Thursday afternoon in Ottawa, where Carney is meeting with hundreds of […]
·Toronto, Canada
Read Full ArticleThe Prime Minister was reassuring and argued that this was just the beginning of the process to implement Bill C-5.
·Montreal, Canada
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Bias Distribution
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C 50%
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