Discussion · Government Orders
Elizabeth May Green
“I do not know why the government changed its mind on this. It seems that Indigenous rights, the climate, and nature are no longer important to the government. Instead, it treats these people and the environment like obstacles to development.”
“Madam Speaker, obviously I do not know. I would love to really understand the motivations of this change in government. From all appearances, indigenous rights, climate and nature are no longer important to it. These issues, peoples and ecosystems are seen as obstacles to bulldozers.”
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Madam Speaker, obviously I do not know. I would love to really understand the motivations of this change in government. From all appearances, indigenous rights, climate and nature are no longer important to it. These issues, peoples and ecosystems are seen as obstacles to bulldozers.