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Conservative MP Gallant blames spring flooding on fed regulations, but experts say there are no links

The MP also took aim at Bill C-68, arguing that it exacerbate flooding because of its redefinition of fish habitats. The fisheries bill previously would have expanded the term to include water flows, but the government has since changed course.

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