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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 18, 2025

Page

4

Ontario Bill 5 and C-5 threaten Indigenous rights and environment

Ontario law Bill 5 limits environmental safeguards to create special zones for industry while bypassing provincial and Indigenous consent. The companion federal Bill C-5 seeks to fast track national interest projects, risking habitat loss and climate impact in Treaty 9 lands and Hudson Bay Lowlands. Indigenous communities warn of legal rights violations and irreversible ecosystem damage.

Ontario Bruce McIvor House of Commons Mark Carney Ford Carney Treaty 9 Hudson Bay Canada Jessica Gamble Canadian National Geographic James Bay Wildlands League Jeronimo Kataquapit Attawapiskat World Wildlife Fund

Harbingers of dread as climate fires drift eastward

Heather Mallick reflects on rising climate calamities across Canada from Sioux Lookout to Toronto. She recalls evacuations, ongoing fires near Sandy Lake First Nation, Fort McMurray, Kapuskasing, and Channel-Port aux Basques, with storms like Fiona and a grim tally of fire, flood and drought.

Sioux Lookout Sandy Lake Alberta Manitoba Margaret Atwood Toronto Jasper Fort McMurray Kapuskasing John Vaillant Toronto Star Fresh Air Fund France Radisson Channel-Port Aux Basques Newfoundland Fiona Bonavista N.L

Canada needs Parliament to check power not shortcuts

Marco Navarro-Genie argues that Prime Minister Mark Carney's symbolic tax signing echoes presidentialism and bypasses Parliament. He warns such theatre undermines constitutional guardrails, stressing that tax changes must originate in the House of Commons and follow proper legislative process.

Marco Navarro-Genie Mark Carney England Canada House of Commons House Carney Donald Trump Trump America United States Trudeau The Frontier Centre For Public Policy Barry Cooper Troy Media Troymedia. Com

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