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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to meet with Métis leaders from Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Alberta to discuss the government’s proposed accelerated approval process for major projects deemed to be in the national interest. The meeting aims to advance consultations on the legislation, known as the major projects bill. However, the federation representing Red River Métis has expressed concerns, stating that Carney’s decision to include the Métis Nation of Ontario in the discussions undermines the integrity of the gathering and could jeopardize the government’s plans for the bill.
Carney to meet with three Metis groups on major projects bill today https://t.co/pJwIwQl2VP https://t.co/ltgYQDk1fw
Mark Carney is set to join Métis leaders from Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta for another round of in-person discussions on his government’s plan to roll out an accelerated approval process for projects deemed to be in the national interest #cdnpoli https://t.co/VnDLD8cfM1
The federation, which represents Red River Métis, said that Carney’s decision to invite the Métis Nation of Ontario to Thursday’s meeting undermines the integrity of the gathering and puts the government’s plans for major projects at risk #cdnpoli https://t.co/W3epWDgWj0
