The Saskatchewan First Act (SFA), designed to give the province autonomy and jurisdiction over its natural resources, has passed the legislature. “This is a major step in defending our economic potential from federal overreach while we continue to build a strong and growing economy that benefits everyone in SK. That’s growth that works for everyone,”…
Saskatchewan First Act to Stop Federal ‘Overreach’ Draws Ire From First Nations
March 17, 2023
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