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          <description>Canada Pension Plan invested at least $7.1 billion in new fossil fuel and pipeline assets over a recent 12-month period, report says</description>
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          <description>SaskPower plans to spend $900 million to extend the life of coal-fired power plants, in spite of federal plans to stop burning coal for electricity by 2030</description>
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          <description>A federal court judge found consultation was inadequate on plans for an Ontario nuclear waste site near Chalk River. Canadian Nuclear Laboratories wants the ruling overturned</description>
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          <title>Majority of Canada’s big pension funds share board members with fossil fuel companies</title>
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          <description>Six out of 10 of the country’s pension plans have made net-zero emissions pledges, but will the duelling priorities of their directors get in the way?</description>
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          <description>Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux says the Trudeau government is ‘very unlikely’ to recoup its multibillion-dollar investment in the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project</description>
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          <description>Sanctions over oil-rich Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have left many nations short on fossil fuel supplies, prompting Alberta Premier Jason Kenney to make a pitch for pipelines. Canada&#039;s environment minister says Europe should be focusing on renewables instead</description>
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