Calls begin for a national inquiry into Harper damage

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Never mind mandate letters — what Canada urgently needs now is a national inquiry to repair key pieces of federal environmental legislation such as the Fisheries Act and environmental assessments act, David McRobert, a former senior lawyer with the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, said in an interview with National Observer.

The “unravelling” of the federal legislation under the Stephen Harper government has been “devastating,” McRobert added. “Without legislative change, reversing what the Harper government did on the fisheries act habitat provisions, it’s hard to be optimistic that we’re actually going to see increased protection.”

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CHARLES MANDEL – National Observer – March 10, 2016.

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