Mount Polley Investigation Still On, Federal Charges ‘In Play,’ Says B.C. Environment Minister
B.C.’s new Minister of Environment, George Heyman, says he identifies with the many British Columbians...
No Fines, No Charges Laid for Mount Polley Mine Disaster
No charges will be laid against the Mount Polley Mine Corporation, owned by Imperial Metals,...
Pipeline Industry Promises to Review Disclosure Rules After Kinder Morgan Secrecy Scandal
The Canadian Energy Pipeline Association (CEPA) is working hard to undo damage caused by pipeline...
MLAs Request B.C. Government Withdraw from Federal Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Review in Legislature
Today members of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia will request the Liberal government pull...
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...
Mount Polley: A Wake-Up Call For Canada’s Mining Industry
This is a guest post by David Suzuki. When a tailings pond broke at the...
Third Apache Pipeline Leak Releases Additional 1.8 Million Litres of Produced Water in Northern Alberta
A third leak recently discovered on Apache Canada’s property near Zama City in northwestern Alberta...
Breaking: “Huff and Puff” Technology Results in Bitumen Spill, Water Contamination at Cold Lake Tar Sands Project
Authorities in the tar sands region in Alberta are responding to the release of bitumen...
Line 9 Pipeline Deficiencies Concerns Landowner Associations
“Line 9 was built at the wrong time with the wrong materials, and forms part...
