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Ottawa
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Ontario
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Canada
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon says major projects push can coexist with reconciliation
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon says reconciliation hasn't returned to the back burner as the country pushes forward to develop major projects, saying there has been a firm commitment to ensure Indigenous Peoples are involved in the process. In June, the Liberals passed their controversial major projects legislation with the support of the Conservatives, leading to widespread condemnation from Indigenous leaders who feared it wouldn't respect their rights to free, prior and informed consent. (Sept. 29, 2025)
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Source name:
The Canadian Press
Unique identifier:
CP175084353
Legacy Identifier:
n_Governor-General-Reconciliation20250929T1200
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Video
Duration:
2m55s
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1920px × 1080px 166.65 MB
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Create Date:
9/29/2025 12:00:00 PM
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community
economy
first nations
Governor General
indigenous rights
major projects
mary simon
news
politics
truth and reconcilliation