Fast Track? Unpacking Carney’s Major Projects Push

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By The Narwhal

Prime Minister Mark Carney seems intent on building his political legacy around getting major development projects built — and establishing Canada as an energy superpower. His controversial Bill C-5 created a pathway for projects to avoid certain regulatory requirements, and he’s sent about a dozen proposals — in mining, energy, electricity and transportation — to the new Major Projects Office in hopes they can be sped along.

ENGO Financial Practices in Relationship to Indigenous Communities

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By RAD Network and EcoAnalytics and Environics

Cost: Free (Zoom Webinar)

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Organizations working on conservation and stewardship of lands and waters are increasingly building partnerships with Indigenous nations and community members, supporting fundraising, providing technical capacity, and partnering in a diverse number of ways.

Join RAD Network, EcoAnalytics and Environics as we release new research on ENGO financial practices in relation to Indigenous communities, which identifies tangible ways to more powerfully align with commitments to reconciliation. The research builds on previous work to decolonize conservation practices and environmental philanthropy, to specifically examine financial relationships between Indigenous nations, organizations or individuals, and ENGOs.

Kitchen Table

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By ACORN

This is a great opportunity to connect with other farmers and ecological thinkers in our region. Next Tuesday's session will be a chance to hear about the Halifax Regional Food Hub and how it may be a good fit for your farm!

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