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‘This is the new order, don’t be shy’: Indigenous advisory group charts new path for Canada Energy Regulator

'If they can make that roadmap fit ... I think it’ll grant them a tremendous amount of confidence because it takes so much uncertainty off the table,' says Indigenous Advisory Committee chairperson Tyrone McNeil.

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‘This is the new order, don’t be shy’: Indigenous advisory group charts new path for Canada Energy Regulator

'If they can make that roadmap fit ... I think it’ll grant them a tremendous amount of confidence because it takes so much uncertainty off the table,' says Indigenous Advisory Committee chairperson Tyrone McNeil.

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