I agree that First Nations that would be affected should absolutely be a part of the planning phase instead of afterwards, but I don’t believe they should have a finale say on whether something happens outside their territories. You would literally NEVER have a consensus from all First Nations if one First Nation can block a project that would enrich another instead of theirs…
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Jesus Christ, that comment section is cancerous. Postmedia, man. They have certainly cultivated a particular audience.
exit2dos on
„…commits the three provinces [Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario] to collaborate on the construction of new pipelines, rail lines, and trade infrastructure.“
What Deal was brought forth ?
What company proposed it ?
What was the financial plan to support its use ?
There *was no Deal* brought forth to sign. A MOU is just performance art until some company proposes & supplies a Business Case & Plan for a *Pipeline Deal*
I like that He doesn’t play the same performance art as other Premiers do.
edit ~~~preformance~~~ performance
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Kinew’a strategy could actually get something built. Image actually getting First Nations onside first?!? Also, Conservatives can’t build shit. Last interprovincial pipeline? Alberta NDP. Investments in the oilsands are going sown under Smith. And Ford just spent two days grovelling to First Nations after his stupid hat in hand comment, which basically land locked the ring of fire for the near future. Also the writer of this column was a Manitoba Tory cabinet minister who also did nothing – his sole claim to anything is having the good sense to avoid Stephenson’s silica scandal, which is another example of the fact Tories can’t build shit.
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I said this in another thread, but all of MB Hydro’s mega-projects are predicated on Crown-Indigenous consultation.
Hydro operates and has undertaken projects in every single Treaty territory within the province.
In his interview with CBC, Kinew talked about “putting the cart before the horse”. He knows how this works, and is supposed to work.
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I agree that First Nations that would be affected should absolutely be a part of the planning phase instead of afterwards, but I don’t believe they should have a finale say on whether something happens outside their territories. You would literally NEVER have a consensus from all First Nations if one First Nation can block a project that would enrich another instead of theirs…
Jesus Christ, that comment section is cancerous. Postmedia, man. They have certainly cultivated a particular audience.
„…commits the three provinces [Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario] to collaborate on the construction of new pipelines, rail lines, and trade infrastructure.“
What Deal was brought forth ?
What company proposed it ?
What was the financial plan to support its use ?
There *was no Deal* brought forth to sign. A MOU is just performance art until some company proposes & supplies a Business Case & Plan for a *Pipeline Deal*
I like that He doesn’t play the same performance art as other Premiers do.
edit ~~~preformance~~~ performance
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Kinew’a strategy could actually get something built. Image actually getting First Nations onside first?!? Also, Conservatives can’t build shit. Last interprovincial pipeline? Alberta NDP. Investments in the oilsands are going sown under Smith. And Ford just spent two days grovelling to First Nations after his stupid hat in hand comment, which basically land locked the ring of fire for the near future. Also the writer of this column was a Manitoba Tory cabinet minister who also did nothing – his sole claim to anything is having the good sense to avoid Stephenson’s silica scandal, which is another example of the fact Tories can’t build shit.
I said this in another thread, but all of MB Hydro’s mega-projects are predicated on Crown-Indigenous consultation.
Hydro operates and has undertaken projects in every single Treaty territory within the province.
In his interview with CBC, Kinew talked about “putting the cart before the horse”. He knows how this works, and is supposed to work.