The Alberta Court of Appeal said parts of the law still infringe on provincial jurisdiction, despite modifications made by Ottawa after the Supreme Court struck down much of the law in 2023.
Feds won't appeal Alberta court ruling that Impact Assessment Act is unconstitutional
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CBC - PoliticsBy Nick Murray
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Alberta Court of Appeal said parts of the law still infringe on provincial jurisdiction, despite modifications made by Ottawa after the Supreme Court struck down much of the law in 2023.
Key Takeaways
- Feds won't appeal Alberta court ruling that Impact Assessment Act is unconstitutional.
- The Alberta Court of Appeal said parts of the law still infringe on provincial jurisdiction, despite modifications made by Ottawa after the Supreme Court struck down much of the law in 2023.
- The Alberta Court of Appeal said parts of the law still infringe on provincial jurisdiction, despite modifications made by Ottawa after the Supreme Court struck down much of the law in 2023.
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