Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has pledged to fast-track approvals for major resource projects, including LNG Canada Phase 2, if elected. His plan includes rapidly greenlighting 10 key developments to boost Canada's energy sector. While Poilievre frames this as economic reconciliation, especially for Indigenous communities, critics argue his approach overlooks Indigenous rights and environmental protections. Advocates are particularly concerned about his past positions on residential schools and Indigenous sovereignty. The proposed policies are seen as favoring oil and gas interests, raising questions about the balance between economic growth and social responsibility.
Fast-tracking resource projects without real Indigenous consent or environmental safeguards just sounds like the same old extractive politics dressed up in new rhetoric.
Let people and Indigenous communities decide for themselves—government red tape shouldn't be holding back prosperity and property rights.
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