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The Woodland Cree First Nation in northwest Alberta has launched legal action against Royal Dutch Shell’s proposed expansion of its Carmon Creek oilsands project in the Peace River region.
A Woodland Cree delegation of about a dozen people filed a judicial review application in Court of Queen’s Bench in Calgary, asking the court for a ruling that will require the Alberta government to hold “meaningful consultation” with the Woodland Cree about the granting of all oil and gas leases. The First Nation is also asking the court to order a halt to any Alberta Energy and Utilities Board approval of Shell’s Carmon…
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