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Carney's moves on labour and environment could create an opening for the opposition - BNN Bloomberg
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Patty Hajdu
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Bill C-39, the “Building Canada Strong Act,” proposes giving the government new powers to fast-track major infrastructure projects and end labour disputes, putting it offside with environmentalists and many union members.
Members of both parties say they plan to go to bat for union members as C-39 makes its way through the House of Commons.
Kyle Seeback, the Conservative labour critic, said last week he wants to see C-39 studied thoroughly by the House of Commons.
If you talk to anyone in the labour movement, the repeated use of Section 107 has made labour relations worse across the country.
The environmental aspects of C-39, she said, offer a bigger opening to New Democrats than to Conservatives.
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B.I.A.S. ANALYSIS
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ML v2 (DistilBERT)
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Excerpt from BNN Bloomberg
OTTAWA — The Liberals may be riding high in the polls now, but their opponents say Prime Minister Mark Carney’s strategy for boosting growth offers them unexpected opportunities for political gain.
Bill C-39, the “Building Canada Strong Act,” proposes giving the government new powers to fast-track major infrastructure projects and end labour disputes, putting it offside with environmentalists and many union members.
The legislation would enshrine the labour minister’s power to end work stoppages in federally regulated industries.…
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