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First Nation files legal challenge to Canadian pipeline project

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By Laura Osman Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
A First Nation in northeastern Alberta is challenging the Canadian government’s decision to speed the regulatory approvals for a new west coast oil pipeline. The designation that the pipeline is in the national interest, announced by Prime Minister last week, allows the government to the project’s regulatory hurdles by effectively giving it the green light, subject to conditions. Cold Lake First Nations says the government failed in its constitutional duty to consult with the community first.
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First Nation files legal challenge to Canadian pipeline project

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By Laura Osman Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Anthony Devlin/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- A First Nation in northeastern Alberta is challenging the Canadian government’s decision to speed the regulatory approvals for a new west coast oil pipeline.
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Canadians expect higher inflation as Bank of Canada weighs hikes

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By Laura Osman Verified, Erik Hertzberg Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Bank of Canada building in Ottawa on Sept. 30, 2026. A majority of Canadians expect inflation to increase over the next 12 months, a potentially worrying sign for the Bank of Canada as it weighs interest-rate hikes. Sign In or Create an Account A Nanos Research Group poll for Bloomberg News shows 54 per cent of Canadians think the yearly change in the consumer price index will be higher than the current three per cent by this time next year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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