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Settle land claims before major projects, NWT leaders tell Ottawa
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Rebecca Alty
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Bill S-2, which would eliminate the second-generation cut-off, was a prominent topic at the summit.
The federal government will soon have a response on Bill S-2, Carney said at the Monday press conference.
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ML v2 (DistilBERT)
0.373 · RIGHT
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-0.314 · CENTER LEFT
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Settle land claims before major projects, NWT leaders tell Ottawa
Natasha Bulowski in Ottawa
Monday October 26, 2026 at 4:03pm MT
Dene National Chief George Mackenzie at a protest outside the NWT legislature on May 21, 2025. Emily Blake/Cabin Radio
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Land claims must be settled before major development takes place in the NWT, northerners said at a rare meeting of Indigenous leaders, premiers and the prime minister in Ottawa.
The First Ministers and First Nations summit hosted by the federal government on Monday was the first in 20 years, according to Ottawa.…
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