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ARTICLE · 22 MAY 2014

Joint Review Panel Finds That Site C Will Have Significant Environmental And Aboriginal Impacts - Part 2 – Aboriginal

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The Joint Review Panel considered the potential impact of Site C on Aboriginal rights and treaty rights.

CanadaEnergy and Natural Resources

In their assessment of the Site C Clean Energy Project (Site C), the Joint Review Panel (the Panel) considered the potential impact of Site C on Aboriginal rights and treaty rights, along with the possible effects of the project on the cultural and economic well-being of First Nations. It identified 24 groups claiming an interest in the Local Assessment Area, as well as 6 other Aboriginal groups with potential interests who did not participate in the review process.  Overall, the Panel determined that Site C would likely cause significant adverse effects on fishing opportunities and practices and on hunting and non-tenured trapping for various First Nation groups, and these effects cannot be mitigated. 

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