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B.C.’s Eby says proposed Indigenous land transfer legislation is about saving money

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By Wolfgang Depner A forest industry leader would like to cut down a plan by the previous government to limit the compensation of forest companies when land is transferred to First Nations, but British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby has defended the proposal. Kim Haakstad, president of the Council of Forest Industries, said it was unfair for government to ask businesses to absorb the costs.
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