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The top NEB bureaucrat joked at a staff meeting, after the botched hearings, about whether the regulator’s employees should be armed with tasers when approaching critics at public hearings.

The minister’s view that it’s time to hit the reset button flows not only from a concern for “due process”, but also from concern for the well-being of a sizeable chunk of Canadian citizenry.

National Observer named as finalist in three categories for the Canadian Online Publishers Awards, including 'Best News Website' in Canada.

Scotland's struggle for energy independence and a competitive advantage in clean energy should inspire "can do" Albertans to do the same.

Canada's natural resources minister says the timeline for the government review of the Energy East project may be changed "modestly" if the regulator needs to return to square one.

Canada's pipeline regulator made an "illegal" decision to shut down a probe into its private dealings with oil industry advocates, says a Quebec environmental group.

The falling cost of renewable energy systems means that all new buildings in Canada could be built to zero net energy standards.

One of the National Energy Board panelists targeted by accusations of bias in the review of the Energy East pipeline was previously penalized for insider trading

"Hey dude, so, rent's due." "No. Where's the consensus on that?"

Carbon taxes have become such a fetish that sensible people can’t evaluate climate policy anymore.

Approaches may vary. The pace of transition may differ from country to country. But there is remarkable alignment in where they want to go. In where they know we must go.

If you're just returning from a lengthy summer vacation, we've put together this primer to help you catch up. Here's everything you wanted to know about the Charest affair but were afraid to ask.

The assumption that in-situ oilsands are more environmentally friendly has been turned on its head, in the wake of a new study published Monday by the University of Ottawa.