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Following the Supreme Court’s ruling that parts of the federal government's Impact Assessment Act are unconstitutional, ministers, MPs, and experts say that adjustments to the legislation need to move as quickly as possible to provide the energy industry with certainty and continuity.
” The Conservatives did not return requests for comment from . In her statement following the Supreme Court’s decision, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the legislation was “already responsible for the loss of tens of billions in investment as well as thousands of jobs across many provinces and economic sectors.
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