Building a pipeline to the courts

Instead of pushing developments that the government deems to be in the national interest, especially fossil fuel projects, we should be investing in Indigenous-led clean energy initiatives that will benefit all Canadians.
A person holds up a sign critical of Bill C-5 at the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation event in Ottawa on Sept. 30, 2025.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is building a pipeline. But this construction route will take Canada directly to the courts. In the name of projects of national interest, the Liberal government pushed Bill C-5 through Parliament in record time last year, violating the rights of I...

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