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One hurdle cleared, many to go for Northern Gateway
Expect a Supreme Court challenge before the sod is ever turned on this pipeline
Would Enbridge’s Line 9 really save Quebec refineries $23 billion?
Andrew Leach checks the math on a very big number in the pipeline hearing
Harper’s plugged pipeline policy
Time to change the agenda–again?
Veto power
The Globe and Reuters note one of the seemingly major changes in the Harper government’s “plan for responsible resource development.”
Ottawa apparently sees the NEB as a friend of the oil industry
Canada’s nominally independent energy regulator, the National Energy Board (which is currently evaluating Enbridge’s plan to build the Northern Gateway pipeline) is an ally of the federal government, according to an embarrassing official policy paper that was made public on Thursday. First Nations, on the other hand, are an adversary.
The Commons: Yelling with purpose
The opposition takes on Canada’s oil drilling regulations. Would we be ready for an oil spill?