Inuit leader says he's been reassured Bill C-5 won't violate modern treaties
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Inuit leader says he's been reassured Bill C-5 won't violate modern treaties | CBC News
The president of the group representing Inuit in Canada says he's been given reassurances that Prime Minister Mark Carney's plan to fast-track major nation-building projects won't violate modern treaties and there will be "full partnership of the Inuit within these processes."
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
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Inuit leader says he's been reassured Bill C-5 won't violate modern treaties | CBC News
The president of the group representing Inuit in Canada says he's been given reassurances that Prime Minister Mark Carney's plan to fast-track major nation-building projects won't violate modern treaties and there will be "full partnership of the Inuit within these processes."
CBC (www.cbc.ca)
Cool, so if it’ll be fine with them anyways, why not give them a veto.
When asked whether land claim organizations have a veto, Obed said provisions in their agreements “could be defined as vetoes, but really we see them as enabling.”
Is that a weasel I smell?
could be defined as vetoes
Is it an actual veto, or is it not?