Conservatives Say Progress Lags on Major Projects as Government Tables Bill on Fast Approvals
The federal government introduced Bill C-39 on Sept. 21, saying it would streamline federal approvals for projects and address labour disputes.
The Conservatives are demanding tangible results on major project launches from the government. This comes as the government introduced Bill C-39, which aims to expedite federal project approvals and modify labour codes. The proposed legislation seeks to establish clearer timelines, reduce delays, and improve coordination in permitting and environmental assessments.
- Conservatives are urging the government to demonstrate results on major project launches.
- The federal government tabled Bill C-39 on September 21.
- Bill C-39 aims to streamline federal project approvals, strengthen infrastructure, and provide tools for resolving labour disputes.
- The proposed process intends to create clearer timelines, reduce delays and duplication, and enhance coordination of reviews.
- Internal Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc stated the goal is “one project, one review, and one year to a decision.”
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