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NDP Opposition leader Carla Beck said the Act has done little more than 'inflame relations with Indigenous communities in this province.' skpoli

Onion Lake Cree Nation, which straddles the Alberta-Saskatchewan boundary, filed its statement of claim in Court of Kings Bench in Saskatoon last week, saying the Saskatchewan First Act infringes on treaty rights.

The province has said the bill, which passed in March, is to protect Saskatchewan’s opportunity to grow without federal infringement. The NDP Opposition voted against it, saying the Saskatchewan Party government failed to consult Indigenous communities.Article content“I’m not surprised that’s where we’re at,” she said of the lawsuit.Beck went on to say the act “that purports to do nothing” needs to be frankly discussed in the open.

Lewis said Premier Scott Moe was given the opportunity to withdraw the act and go back to the drawing board.

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