Alberta officials withholding list of hundreds of dangerous oil and gas sites from public
Newly obtained documents reveal the Alberta Energy Regulator has kept a confidential list of ‘potentially...
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Newly obtained documents reveal the Alberta Energy Regulator has kept a confidential list of ‘potentially...
When a fish is listed under the species at risk registry, federal protection measures kick...
The Ontario government’s demand for big, fast growth disrupts the plans that Hamilton and Halton...
For a decade Ktunaxa Nation has been calling for a Canada-U.S. body to investigate coal...
MAGA Energy has said its facilities will be environmentally friendly. The local county has warned...
Griffith Island is owned by an exclusive, expensive hunt club. The Ontario government won't explain...
B.C.’s mining regulations fall short on tailings dams, cleanup costs and Indigenous consent when comparing...
Lawsuit follows in the footsteps of B.C. Supreme Court’s precedent-setting Blueberry River decision, which could...
Line 5 is still a point of cross-border contention: Enbridge says the pipeline is safe,...
Parks Canada says Ontario would be violating an agreement between the federal and provincial governments if it goes ahead with plans to open up parts...
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