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Alberta Court of Appeal says Impact Assessment Act is still unconstitutional
Global News (Canada) and Epoch Times World describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedThe Court found that, among other things, the act still grants the power to stop a project in provincial jurisdiction if it has even the smallest impact on federal jurisdiction.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Alberta Court of Appeal says Impact Assessment Act is still unconstitutional". The right frames it as "Ottawa’s Impact Assessment Act Still Unconstitutional, Alberta Appeals Court Rules".
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CenterAlberta Court of Appeal says Impact Assessment Act is still unconstitutional
Global News (Canada) · Center · News report
Right / center-rightOttawa’s Impact Assessment Act Still Unconstitutional, Alberta Appeals Court Rules
Ottawa’s Impact Assessment Act Still Unconstitutional, Alberta Appeals Court Rules
The court’s fundamental concern was that Ottawa could regulate an entire provincial project instead of limiting its decisions to effects within its area.
Alberta Court of Appeal says Impact Assessment Act is still unconstitutional
The Court found that, among other things, the act still grants the power to stop a project in provincial jurisdiction if it has even the smallest impact on federal jurisdiction.
