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What does Bill C-39 mean for First Nations? Senators question Carney government

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Photo credit : Prime Minister Mark Carney walks in front of a container ship at the Roberts Bank terminal in Delta, B.C.

When Senator Michèle Audette questioned the Canadian government over its latest plan to fast-track industrial projects, she started by speaking in Innu-Aimun.

For the senator, an Indigenous women’s rights advocate who was a commissioner in the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, speaking the language was a way to centre her Innu community’s past, as Canada tries to shape its future.

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