Kitchissippi-Ottawa Valley Chapter on Bill C-39, The Building Canada Strong Act
KOV says the bill closes consultation windows and could let federal authorities advance nuclear waste projects without meaningful Indigenous input, public trust or external review.
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Kitchissippi-Ottawa Valley Chapter on Bill C-39, The Building Canada Strong Act
Click to download this submission as a PDF Introduction This document comes from the volunteer-run chapter of the national Council of Canadianslocated in Renfrew County, Ontario. We are known as the Kitchissippi-Ottawa Valley Chapter(KOV), ensuring we honour the original inhabitants of this area, the Algonquin Anishinaabegwho today are still without a treaty. Details about KOV… Read More »Kitchissippi-Ottawa Valley Chapter on Bill C-39, The Buil…
The Red Review | Issue #38 (November 2026) – Socialist Action Canada
A Socialist Action Journal Bill C-39: A Direct Attack on Labour, Nature and Indigenous Rights By Gary Porter Bill C-39, the “Building Canada Strong Act,” introduced by the Carney government in September 2026, is a sprawling 243-page omnibus bill that seeks to fast-track major infrastructure projects and curbs labour disruptions. While the government frames it…
We have recently submitted a submission to the Canadian government to share with them our serious concerns about Bill C-39, the Strong Canada Act, and our opposition to this bill in its current form.If it were to be passed, Bill C-39 could pave the way for industrial projects that pose serious risks to nature, wildlife and human health and safety, while making the decision-making process less transparent and more vulnerable to political influenc…
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