The Environment
During question period on the environment, the Bloc Québécois raised concerns about Bill C-39, saying it replaces environmental impact assessments of pipelines by the Impact Assessment Agency with reviews by the Canadian Energy Regulator, and asked the government to acknowledge that the bill makes science optional in pipeline reviews. The government replied that science remains required in every environmental assessment, that the legislation applies to federal projects and makes review timelines more predictable, and said the Bloc Québécois is overstating the bill’s impact on Quebec.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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