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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 17, 2025

Page

9

Green leader slams Carney bill as new low in Parliament

Elizabeth May accused Prime Minister Carney of rushing major projects through the House of Commons, calling the move a new low in contempt for Parliament. She joined First Nations leaders and activists to voice concerns as Bill C-5 heads for unusually fast two day committee study and potential passage by week’s end, amid warnings of inadequate Indigenous consultation.

Ottawa Green Party Elizabeth May Mark Carney House of Commons May Stephen Harper Harper Carney Pierre Poilierre NDP Gord Johns Linda Debassigé Anishinabek Government House Steven MacKinnon House Down South House Transport Committee Commons Paul Prosper Senate Leah Gazan Jaime Battiste Atlantic Parliament Hill

Indigenous leaders decry fast pace of major projects bill

ITK President Natan Obed, Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak, and David Chartrand told the Senate that Bill C-5 bypasses consultations and rushes Indigenous rights, risking court battles and investor uncertainty while aiming to speed major projects like mines pipelines and ports. They urged more time for Indigenous input and warned the act undermines rights.

ITK Natan Obed Senate Canada Obed Senate Chamber Assembly of First Nations Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak Mani Toba Métis Federation David Chartrand Building Canada

Coast Guard shift under defence minister sparks union confusion

Union leader says they were blindsided by Ottawa’s plan to move the Canadian Coast Guard from fisheries to national defence control. Officials gave mixed signals and no cabinet briefing, with commissioner Pelletier saying the force would stay outside the National Defence Department. Details may wait until the fall budget.

Ottawa Canadian Coast Guard Teresa Eschuk Union of Canadian Transportation Employees National Coast Guard Union of Canadian Transportation Employees Mario Pelletier Pelletier Minister of National Defence Department of National Defence Eschuk Defence David McGuinty

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