‘Harper’s dreams coming true’: MPs slam Carney’s fast-tracking plan / National Observer
Tuesday, June 10, 2025, 6:22 am permalink
Lawmakers have sharply condemned the government’s push to fast‐track major energy projects. Critics argue that the expedited process undermines due indigenous consultation and environmental checks, fueling broader concerns over deregulation and long-term community impact. The contentious debate highlights deep divisions over energy policy reform.
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