Mark Carneys Plan, Großprojekte zu beschleunigen, wird „die Rechte der First Nations gefährden“, warnt ein indigener Führer
https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/mark-carneys-plan-to-fast-track-major-projects-will-threaten-first-nations-rights-indigenous-leader-warns/article_c3ef17b9-0c3c-427a-a2aa-e7294a142e71.html
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„To Woodhouse Nepinak, the government’s approach risks being an echo of last year’s Bill C-5, which was proposed by the Carney government and zoomed through Parliament to become law in just 20 days. That legislation was met with threats of protests and legal action, which forced the Liberals to make minor tweaks.“
Write laws we like better, or else.
This is called co-governance. The elected Parliament is not bound to get FNs say so to propose or pass legislation, the SCC has already ruled on this.
It’s frustrating how difficult it is to complete major infrastructure or energy projects in this country due to regulatory gridlock and political infighting. Meanwhile, Trudeau’s comments about China’s ability to get projects done instantly feel increasingly relevant. Love him or hate him, his analysis is proving more correct with each passing headline.