Discussion papers aren’t accessible consultation, say non-profits: ‘the general public really knows nothing about this’
Two federal discussion papers that recently closed for submissions could lead to the extinction of at-risk species and billions of dollars in remediation costs, warn non-profits.
With the window for the public to give feedback on widespread changes to environmental regulations and impact assessments for major project developments now closed, non-profits say most Canadians aren't aware of the ongoing consultation, despite the government intending to t...
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