VANCOUVER — Several First Nations in British Columbia have launched legal challenges against the federal government’s decision to fast-track the proposed Pacific Link oil pipeline, arguing that Ottawa failed to conduct meaningful consultations before declaring the project a matter of national interest. The legal action follows Prime Minister Mark Carney’s October 1 announcement designating the […] The post First Nations challenge Ottawa’s fast-tracking of Pacific Link oil pipeline first appeared on Horizon Weekly .
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