Canadians divided on First Nations’ power over infrastructure projects
Canadians are divided on how much power Indigenous communities should have over national infrastructure projects, with 40 per cent believing that the government should have the “final say.”
Canadians are divided on how much power Indigenous communities should have over national infrastructure projects, with 40 per cent believing that the government should have the “final say.”
A survey published by the Angus Reid Institute found that two-in-five believe meaningful Indigenous consultation is needed for new projects launched under Bill C-5.
