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‘Threat’ of Bill C-5 is making bill work as intended, Dawn Farrell says
By Nick Murray The head of the federal government’s major projects office says just the “threat” of Ottawa having Bill C-5 at its disposal is enough to spur government departments to move quickly on project permitting. Dawn Farrell made the remarks last week at a joint parliamentary committee hearing, which is evaluating the government’s performance with Bill C-5 — formally titled the Building Canada Act. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government fast-tracked Bill C-5 through the House of Commons last year,…
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‘Threat’ of Bill C-5 is making bill work as intended, Dawn Farrell says
By Nick Murray The head of the federal government’s major projects office says just the “threat”…
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Former Saskatchewan NDP member sitting as Independent says she was muzzled
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Indigenous-led rugby club hosts West Brant match
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Indigenous people should look beyond specific section in economic statement: Minister
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Finalists for the Amazon Canada First Novel Award
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Sturgeon Lake First Nation declares emergency as rising waters threaten access
By Nicole Goldsworthy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, SaskToday.ca STURGEON LAKE FIRST NATION — Sturgeon Lake First…
Six Nations marks Red Dress Day with march
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B.C.’s legislature looks into changes as MLA avoids censure after using Nazi slogan
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Historic floods force evacuations in northern Saskatchewan
By Nicole Goldsworthy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, SaskToday.ca PRINCE ALBERT — Record flooding along the Shell…
Vigil held on Parliament Hill for missing and murdered Indigenous women
By Sarah Ritchie People take part in the National Day of awareness and remembrance for Missing…
‘I thought I was going to die’: Roadside shooting victim testifies at murder trial
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