Grands projets d’infrastructure | Des Premières Nations craignent les ravages du projet de loi C-5

AI Article Summary
Indigenous leaders in Ontario are legally challenging federal and provincial legislation, specifically Bill C-5 and Bill 5, which aim to expedite infrastructure projects. They argue that these laws could harm the environment and infringe on Indigenous land and water rights. Chief June Black of the Apitipi Anicinapek Nation emphasizes the sacred duty to protect their lands, fearing that these laws could facilitate harmful mining operations. The legal challenge is launched before a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney, who asserts that the law allows for initial Indigenous consultations.