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48:44Now PlayingPrime Minister Mark Carney’s ambitious plan to fast-track resource projects is already facing pushback over environmental and Indigenous concerns. Catherine Cullen speaks with Alberta Chambers of Commerce CEO and two First Nations leaders about what’s at stake.
Then, with premiers preparing to meet Carney in Saskatoon, could this be a turning point for federal-provincial relations? Ontario and Alberta political reporters break it down. Plus, can the federal government really build 500,000 homes a year? Housing experts and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow weigh in.
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