-6.5 C
Ottawa
Friday, December 12, 2025
Subscribe
Africa NewsCanadaCanadian Politics

Ontario First Nations Chiefs Seek Court-Ordered Injunction Against Major Projects Bill

By: Matthew Horwood

Date:

Canada

Ontario First Nations Chiefs Seek Court-Ordered Injunction Against Major Projects Bill

People rally against Bill C-5 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, on June 17, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang

Matthew Horwood

Matthew Horwood

|Updated:

A court-ordered injunction is being sought by nine Ontario First Nations to prevent the federal and provincial governments from using recently passed legislation to expedite infrastructure initiatives.

The injunction was requested as First Nations are set to meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney on July 17 to discuss the major projects law. 

Matthew Horwood

Matthew Horwood

Author

Matthew Horwood is a reporter based in Ottawa.

twitter

Author’s Selected Articles

Canada Slaps Higher Tariffs on Chinese Steel

Canada Slaps Higher Tariffs on Chinese Steel

Conservatives Call for Investigation Into COVID-19 Vaccine Injury Support Program

Conservatives Call for Investigation Into COVID-19 Vaccine Injury Support Program

Carney Says Some Tariffs on Canada May Remain in Deal With US

Carney Says Some Tariffs on Canada May Remain in Deal With US

What’s Next in the Lengthy Trial of Freedom Convoy Organizers Lich and Barber

What’s Next in the Lengthy Trial of Freedom Convoy Organizers Lich and Barber
Matthew Horwood - avatar
About the author: Matthew Horwood
Tell us something about yourself.
Previous article
What Does the Closure of Australia’s Largest Hydrogen Plan Mean for Net Zero?
Next article
EU’s Trade Chief to Meet With US Officials as EU Braces for Tariff Showdown
Matthew Horwood
spot_imgspot_imgspot_img

Share post:

More like this
Related

EU, Kyiv Agree Plan to Tackle Corruption in Ukraine to Ease Countrys Path to Membership

European Union flags and a Ukrainian flag outside the...

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Machado Says Maduros Exit Inevitable

Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Venezuelan opposition leader María...

Dollarama Sales Surge 22% as Shoppers Flock to Lower-Cost Household Staples

People walk into a Dollarama store in Toronto on...

Thailands PM to Speak With Trump as Fighting With Cambodia Rages, Snap Election Called

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul speaks to reporters in...

The Alliance Press is the world leader in online chained news and information and seeks to inform, engage and empower the world. We expose the information that wasn't known before or current events broadcast over the radio, television, online or in print media. Our content is now available through your mobile phone. No matter where your on-the-go lifestyle takes you, TAP brings the news directly to you.

More from CN

Contact

© The Alliance Media Group design by CODEUS