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Despite Growing Opposition, NDP Plans to Go Ahead with Bill 15

  • British Columbia Premier David Eby is advocating for legislation that would accelerate the approval and completion of major public and private infrastructure developments throughout the province.
  • The bill has encountered increasing resistance because the government's engagement with First Nations did not fully meet its legal responsibilities under B.C.'s Indigenous rights legislation.
  • Don Tom, leader of the Tsartlip community and serving as the vice-president for the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs, has urged for the prompt withdrawal of the bill, highlighting a unified stance among First Nations despite Premier Eby’s reassurances.
  • Robert Phillips from the First Nations Leadership Council emphasized that the premier has the power to delay the bill until the fall, which is precisely what they are urging in order to prevent conflict and promote cooperation.
  • If Bill 15 passes without addressing Indigenous concerns, protests, court cases, and damaged relationships with First Nations are expected, signaling serious risks to social and economic goals in British Columbia.
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'Blurgate': B.C. Conservatives take issue with Bill 15 vote

NDP MLA Rick Glumac had a blurred background when he cast a vote via video in key vote

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Chek news broke the news in Victoria, Canada on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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