Palak Mangat

1 week ago | pelhamtoday.ca | Palak Mangat

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared in Parliament Today, a Village Media newsletter devoted to covering federal politics on Parliament Hill. Internal Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland defended Ottawa’s Bill C-5 Monday, dismissing concerns around Indigenous consultation as a motion to fast-track the legislation passed with CPC support. “I think this legislation is one piece of legislation every single member of this House can agree on,” she said.

1 week ago | notllocal.com | Palak Mangat

This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Internal Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland defended Ottawa’s Bill C-5 Monday, dismissing concerns around Indigenous consultation as a motion to fast-track the legislation passed with CPC support. “I think this legislation is one piece of legislation every single member of this House can agree on,” she said.

1 week ago | miltontoday.ca | Palak Mangat

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared in Parliament Today, a Village Media newsletter devoted to covering federal politics on Parliament Hill. Assembly of First Nations (AFN) national chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak slammed the Liberal government for wanting to ram through legislation aimed at fast-tracking the development of large projects, arguing Prime Minister Mark Carney is not off to a great “start” on reconciliation.

1 week ago | bradfordtoday.ca | Palak Mangat

Editor's note: This article originally appeared on Parliament Today, a Village Media newsletter devoted to covering federal politics at Parliament Hill. Assembly of First Nations (AFN) national chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak slammed the Liberal government for wanting to ram through legislation aimed at fast-tracking the development of large projects, arguing Prime Minister Mark Carney is not off to a great “start” on reconciliation.

2 weeks ago | orilliamatters.com | Palak Mangat

Editor's note: This article originally appeared on Parliament Today, a Village Media newsletter devoted exclusively to covering federal politics. Assembly of First Nations (AFN) national chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak slammed the Liberal government for wanting to ram through legislation aimed at fast-tracking the development of large projects, arguing Prime Minister Mark Carney is not off to a great “start” on reconciliation.