Fast-tracked pipeline project to squeeze Indigenous consultation timelines

Published on October 1, 2026
Reaction from Indigenous communities appears mixed in the wake of the federal government’s fast-tracking of a new pipeline from Alberta to the west coast which would put all plans – including required First Nations consultation – on an accelerated timeline.
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