Alberta’s Climate Consultations: The Good, The Bad and The Downright Crazy
Much of the country is understandably pre-occupied with Monday’s federal election. But while we have...
Canada’s Highest Court Gives Ecuadorians Green Light To Pursue Chevron Assets
Chevron lost a high-profile pollution case in Ecuador in 2011 and was ordered to pay...
Back to School: “Frackademia” Alive and Well at U.S. Universities, Says New Report
The Public Accountability Initiative (PAI) has published a timely "back to school" report concluding that...
Nexen’s Brand New, Double-Layered Pipeline Just Ruptured, Causing One of the Biggest Oil Spills Ever in Alberta
A pipeline at Nexen Energy’s Long Lake oilsands facility southeast of Fort McMurray, Alberta, spilled...
Pope Francis’ Encyclical Is A Sincere Call For Climate Action, Economic Justice
Pope Francis has released his long awaited encyclical, or teaching document, on climate justice and...
Energy East Threatens Drinking Water for 850,000 Manitobans, Report Finds
Drinking water for more than 60 per cent of Manitoba's population will be put at...
How Useful is the Norway Vs. Alberta Comparison?
Think of Norway and your mind likely conjures up a Narnia-like folklore: vikings, salmon, fjords,...
Treaty 3 First Nations Sign Declaration Against Transport of Bitumen in Territory Without Consent
A wall of First Nations opposition to the proposed Energy East oil pipeline is emerging...
Over 1,800 Apply to Participate in Federal Review of Energy East Pipeline, Vast Majority Want to Discuss Climate
By midnight March 3 the National Energy Board (NEB) received 1,801 applications from groups and...
