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Doug Ford’s Bill 5: What It Means for Ontario’s Lands
How the 2025 Legislation Affects the Ring of Fire, Indigenous Communities, and Environmental Protections The Truth About Ontario’s Controversial Bill 5 Ontario’s Bill 5, officially known as the Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act 2025, has ignited widespread debate … Continue reading
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