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In this week’s newsletter, we get into a story about an oil giant lobbying to...
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Last week, the Alberta government released a draft map outlining new buffer zones prohibiting new wind energy developments, saying "wind projects are no longer permitted...
Continue readingIn this week’s newsletter, we get into a story about an oil giant lobbying to...
Ryan Amato was paid $156,769, while Jae Truesdell made $144,503: sources and information requests suggest...
Manitoba will need to almost double the power it uses over the next two decades....