Indigenous Affairs
In question period on Indigenous Affairs, the NDP raised concerns that several First Nations had not consented to the fast-tracking of the Pacific link pipeline, saying constitutional rights are not optional and warning the project would end up in court if pushed through without consent. The Liberal minister responded that consultation happens in two stages under the Building Canada Act: consultation on listing the project, which the government described as extensive, and further consultation on the project itself, during which members could raise concerns at a public inquiry held by the Canadian Energy Regulator.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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