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Concerns of favouritism raised after retroactive provision scrubbed from nuisance-lawsuit bill

The NDP says it plans to challenge the amended timeline, which would exempt lawsuits launched by Resolute Forest Products and the premier herself, when the bill reaches committee.

Published Mar 25, 2015 at 4:55pm

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