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Anna Johnston

What Bill C-69 Means for Navigable Waters in Canada

June 24, 2019
National, News

Last Thursday Senators voted to pass Bill C-69, which contains changes to Canada’s laws pertaining to impact assessment, energy regulation, and protection of navigable waters.…

Impact Assessment Act Weakened by Lobbying Say Environmental Groups

January 2, 2019
National, News

Groups including West Coast Environmental Law, Canadian Freshwater Alliance, and Ecojustice have called attention to the possible weakening of environmental impact assessments through lobbied changes…

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