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HomeLatest UpdatesCanada: No Duty to Consult Triggered by Omnibus Changes to Environmental Laws

Canada: No Duty to Consult Triggered by Omnibus Changes to Environmental Laws

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In Canada (Governor General In Council) v. Courtoreille, 2016 FCA 311, the Federal Court of Appeal found that the federal government did not owe a duty to consult when it developed and implemented changes to environmental legislation through two omnibus bills.

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