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More 'action' promised against major projects law: Chief Alvin Fiddler

More 'action' promised against major projects law: Chief Alvin Fiddler

CBC17-07-2025
Following the prime minister's Thursday summit with First Nations leaders to discuss the major projects law passed last month, Grand Chief of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation Alvin Fiddler tells Power and Politics that protesters won't be satisfied with the discussion: 'There will be an escalation of action on the ground.'
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