Alberta’s Abandoned Wells Quadrupled in Last 12 Months. Who Will Clean Them Up?
The Alberta government titled its 2016 budget “The Alberta Jobs Plan” but there’s one group...
Quebec’s Energy East Injunction A Matter Of Law, Not Opposition, Environment Minister Says
Quebec Environment Minister David Heurtel announced Tuesday the province is filing a legal injunction against...
Liberals’ Interim Pipeline Measures Fall Short
This is a guest post by Ecojustice National Program Director Barry Robinson and staff lawyers Charles Hatt...
David Suzuki: Environmental Rights Are Human Rights
My grandparents came here from Japan at the beginning of the 20th century. Although it...
Group of Prominent Canadians Calls for Criminal Investigation of Climate Deniers
By Charles Mandel. This article originally appeared on the National Observer. Ecojustice, on behalf of...
Canada’s Pipeline Review Process Broken But Still Important, Critics Say
The National Energy Board (NEB), Canada’s federal pipeline regulator, has come under tremendous public criticism...
Bill C-46 Could Transform Pipeline Liability Law in Canada. But Will it Be for the Better?
This is a guest post by Ian Miron, Ecojustice staff lawyer. Proposed pipeline liability regime...
Pipelines and the Erosion of the National Energy Board’s Credibility
This is a guest post by Karen Campbell, Ecojustice staff lawyer. The dramatic events unfolding...
Decision on Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Oil Pipeline Delayed Until After Next Federal Election
Canada's National Energy Board (NEB) announced today that it is stopping the clock on the...
