Strange bedfellows: Greenpeace, CAPP Team Up in Court Case on Alberta’s Abandoned Wells
The Alberta government and an unlikely crew of allies — including Greenpeace, an oil lobbying...
New Legislation Shows Cracks in Trudeau’s First Nations Promises
When it comes to the rights of Indigenous peoples, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talks a...
Is This New Tar Sands Technology a Game Changer for Exporting Canada’s Bitumen?
A new technology has the potential to transform the transportation of tars sands oil. Right now,...
‘There Isn’t Time’: Endangered Orcas Need Emergency Intervention, Coalition Tells Ottawa
Time is running out for the remaining 76 orcas that make up B.C.’s Southern Resident...
Is Canada Fudging the Numbers on its Marine Protection Progress?
Canada has made significant progress in the last year toward meeting its international commitment to...
Dams for Dilbit: How Canada’s New Hydro Dams Will Power Oil Pipelines
The cancellation of TransCanada’s Energy East pipeline in early October had major consequences for a...
Canada’s North Needs Many Things, But Oil and Gas Drilling Isn’t One of Them
By Edward Struzik This article was originally published on The Conversation Canada. Northwest Territories Premier...
Implementing UNDRIP is a Big Deal for Canada. Here’s What You Need to Know.
First opposed, then endorsed. It’s now pledged, but called “unworkable.” In Canada the United Nations...
UPDATED: Site C Dam Approval Violates Basic Human Rights, Says Amnesty International
Ending months of speculation, Premier John Horgan announced Monday that construction of the Site C...
