By Mike Stimpson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Thunder Bay Source NESKANTAGA \u2014 The way Neskantaga First Nation Chief Gary Quisess sees it, Bill C-5 proves Prime Minister Mark Carney\u2019s government is just another conservative government. \u201cI think it\u2019s the same, it’s not any different than (Ontario\u2019s Progressive Conservative government),\u201d Quisess said Friday, the day after Ottawa\u2019s major projects bill became law. \u201cI think the Carney government is the same as the PC government. That\u2019s personally how I feel.\u201d The federal bill, which gives Ottawa new powers to fast-track projects deemed \u201cin the national interest,\u201d passed without amendment in the Senate on Thursday, six days after passing in the House of Commons, and then swiftly received royal assent. It followed the passage of provincial Bill 5, a \u201cProtect Ontario\u201d act that… <\/p>\n
By Mike Stimpson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Thunder Bay Source NESKANTAGA \u2014 The way Neskantaga First Nation Chief Gary Quisess sees it, Bill C-5 proves Prime Minister Mark Carney\u2019s government is just another conservative government. \u201cI think it\u2019s the same, it’s not any different than (Ontario\u2019s Progressive Conservative government),\u201d Quisess said Friday, the day after Ottawa\u2019s major projects bill became law. \u201cI think the Carney government is the same as the PC government. That\u2019s personally how I feel.\u201d The federal bill, which gives Ottawa new powers to fast-track projects deemed \u201cin the national interest,\u201d passed without amendment in the Senate on Thursday, six days after passing in the House of Commons, and then swiftly received royal assent. It followed the passage of provincial Bill 5, a \u201cProtect Ontario\u201d act that... <\/p>\n