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Indigenous consent isn’t a veto: it’s how durable, co-governed projects get built

  • If our governments recognized the synergies between these objectives, it would secure a leadership spot for Canada on the international stage. Canadians from all
Opinion | BY TIM GRAY, EMILY MCMILLAN, RACHEL PLOTKIN, JESSICA CLOGG | September 11, 2025
Mark Carney
Mark Carney
The letter written earlier this summer by Alberta and Ontario ministers asking Prime Minister Mark Carney, pictured, to 'refrain from reintroducing' an act is a grossly regressive assault on human rights and, write Jessica Clogg,G Tim Gray, Emily McMillan, and Rachel Plotkin. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Indigenous consent isn’t a veto: it’s how durable, co-governed projects get built

Opinion | BY TIM GRAY, EMILY MCMILLAN, RACHEL PLOTKIN, JESSICA CLOGG | September 11, 2025
  • If our governments recognized the synergies between these objectives, it would secure a leadership spot for Canada on the international stage. Canadians from all

Indigenous consent isn’t a veto: it’s how durable, co-governed projects get built

Opinion | BY TIM GRAY, EMILY MCMILLAN, RACHEL PLOTKIN, JESSICA CLOGG | September 11, 2025
  • If our governments recognized the synergies between these objectives, it would secure a leadership spot for Canada on the international stage. Canadians from all
Mark Carney
The letter written earlier this summer by Alberta and Ontario ministers asking Prime Minister Mark Carney, pictured, to 'refrain from reintroducing' an act is a grossly regressive assault on human rights and, write Jessica Clogg,G Tim Gray, Emily McMillan, and Rachel Plotkin. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Are the feds halting and reversing the progress made at COP15?

  • The Roberts Bank megaport approval casts a shadow on Canada’s domestic commitment to align federal policies and actions to its biodiversity commitments.
Opinion | BY EMILY MCMILLAN, PATRICK NADEAU | May 24, 2023
At the United Nations Biodiversity Conference in Montreal, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated, ‘Nature is under threat; in fact it’s under attack.’ Far from reversing that attack, the Roberts Bank decision he and his ministers made ramps it up in coastal British Columbia, write Emily McMillan and Patrick Nadeau. Photograph courtesy of UN Biodiversity/Flickr

Are the feds halting and reversing the progress made at COP15?

Opinion | BY EMILY MCMILLAN, PATRICK NADEAU | May 24, 2023
  • The Roberts Bank megaport approval casts a shadow on Canada’s domestic commitment to align federal policies and actions to its biodiversity commitments.

Are the feds halting and reversing the progress made at COP15?

Opinion | BY EMILY MCMILLAN, PATRICK NADEAU | May 24, 2023
  • The Roberts Bank megaport approval casts a shadow on Canada’s domestic commitment to align federal policies and actions to its biodiversity commitments.
At the United Nations Biodiversity Conference in Montreal, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated, ‘Nature is under threat; in fact it’s under attack.’ Far from reversing that attack, the Roberts Bank decision he and his ministers made ramps it up in coastal British Columbia, write Emily McMillan and Patrick Nadeau. Photograph courtesy of UN Biodiversity/Flickr
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