Bill C-5 Revealing Itself as a Trojan Horse Designed to Appease Alberta's Fossil Fuel Interests

Bill C-5 revealing itself as a Trojan horse designed to appease Alberta's fossil fuel interests

If Bill C-5 is to have any credibility in a climate-constrained world, it must confront the deeper issue: Alberta’s entrenched dependence on oil royalties.

Constitutional showdown: First Nations challenge Bill C-5

Dr. Michael Batu is an associate professor in the Economics department at UFV and former economist for the Government of Ontario. Anna Johnston, LLM, is a West Coast Environmental Law […]

Ontario First Nations say they’ll resurrect ‘Idle No More’ movement over twin ‘C’ bills - The Turtle Island News

By Jacqueline St. Pierre, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Manitoulin Expositor ONTARIO—Nine First Nations in Ontario have filed a joint legal application in Ontario’s Superior Court seeking to strike down two recently passed laws—one federal and one provincial—that they say violate their constitutional rights and threaten the environment. The nations—Alderville, Apitipi Anicinapek, Aroland, Attawapiskat, Fort Albany, Ginoogaming, Kitch…