🇨🇦 Mark Carney
Ottawa consulting on future of Arctic offshore oil and gas drilling ban, Carney says
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The Canadian government is consulting with northern governments and the Inuvialuit on the future of an Arctic offshore oil and gas drilling ban.
What happened
The federal government is working with the Inuvialuit and northern governments on the future of the moratorium. A consultation process is being built to allow northern communities to weigh in on the matter. The government is gathering input from relevant stakeholders.
Why it matters
The decision on the moratorium's future may have implications for the environment and the economy in the Arctic region. The consultation process aims to gather input from northern communities. The government is taking steps to engage with stakeholders on the issue.
Key facts
- The federal government is consulting with the Inuvialuit and northern governments.
- A consultation process is being built for northern communities.
- The government is working on gathering input from relevant stakeholders.
- The moratorium is being reviewed.
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