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Cold Lake First Nations seeks judicial review of Pacific Link pipeline designation

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The Cold Lake First Nations has requested a judicial review in Federal Court, challenging the decision to designate the Pacific Link pipeline a project in the national interest.

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**Summary:** Cold Lake First Nations are seeking a judicial review of the designation of the Pacific Link pipeline as a project of national interest, citing concerns over environmental impacts and potential health risks. **Why It Matters:** This issue highlights ongoing tensions between indigenous communities and government decisions regarding infrastructure projects in their territories. The judicial review seeks

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