Resource Development

• Coal companies hope to move forward with mines in Alberta despite roadblocks

  Two coal companies planning to develop mines in Alberta's Rocky Mountains say they hope to move forward despite new regulatory and political roadblocks.

  Canada

  Jun 22, 2021
  
• In ‘urgent letter,’ 6 premiers tell Trudeau national unity would be threatened if bills C-48, C-69 become law

  The premiers of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario New Brunswick and the Northwest Territories have told Trudeau that two pieces of federal legislation could hobble Canada's resource sector if passed.

  Politics

  Jun 10, 2019
  
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• More delays for Alton underground cavern gas storage plan

  Alton Natural Gas had planned to start the process of creating the caverns before the end of the year.

  Environment

  Dec 17, 2018
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• Trans Mountain like Monty Python’s dead parrot under Trudeau government: Scheer

  The federal Opposition leader is suggesting the Liberals have no intention of beginning the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion before next year's election.

  Canada

  Oct 25, 2018
• Algonquin chiefs demand meeting with Quebec government at Val d’Or caucus

  Quebec's Liberals meet in Val d'Or for the start of a two-day long caucus meeting, but Algonquin chiefs say they should have been invited.

  Politics

  Sep 14, 2017
• Environmental group urges caution in ‘fast-tracking’ proposed potash mine north of Regina

  The Qu'Appelle Valley Environmental Association wants the province to look at the cumulative environmental impacts of mines, and not just case-by-case.

  Environment

  Jun 6, 2016
• Ring of Fire: Study warns against piecemeal planning

  Exploitation of Ontario's Far North offers the potential for huge economic benefits but could also result in conflict and large-scale environmental degradation.

  Politics

  Jun 18, 2014