Opinion: 'Duty to consult' court ruling causes major uncertainty for pipelines
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An Alberta King’s bench judge’s decision that a proposed referendum question supporting separation is unconstitutional because the province had a duty to consult First Nations has implications for the referendum question and for the Alberta-Canada MOU proposing a pipeline to the Pacific Coast. On the referendum, the result is a wordy and confusing question that […]
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