They told me to take the money and run, says pipeline whistleblower
Newly-released evidence raises serious questions about whether the National Energy Board has been captured by industry, critics say.
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Here's how TransCanada edited a federal investigation report
TransCanada convinced the NEB last fall to make 34 out of 36 recommended changes to a report reviewing serious safety allegations, with most of the edits downplaying its mistakes.
NEB emails reveal pattern of off-record meetings with pipeline industry
Three-month investigation by National Observer through FOIs, examination of public records and interviews with corporate whistleblowers reveals pattern of casual pipeline oversight by NEB.
Quebec First Nations demand consultation on Energy East pipeline
The Assembly of First Nations of Quebec and Labrador has called out the government for making decisions on Energy East without them.
Kinder Morgan, Energy East pipelines could kill Canada's climate targets: May
The clock is "ticking" on Liberal promises to live up to its climate action promises, said the Green Party leader, and more pipelines will slow them down.
Pipelines will fund Canada's low-carbon future, says Trudeau
The prime minister stood by his commitment to getting Canadian resources to market, despite commitments made in Paris to keep this century's global temperature rise below 2 degrees.
Trudeau insists Energy East pipeline won't divide Canadians
Despite sparring between politicians in Quebec, Alberta, and Saskatchewan over the hotly-debated Energy East pipeline, Trudeau remains confident Canadians will remain united.
Quebec seeks injunction against Energy East pipeline
The Quebec government is seeking a court injunction to ensure that TransCanada Corp's Energy East pipeline project proposal will be subject to the province's environmental laws.
Natural resources minister addresses First Nations Forum on Energy
Listen intently, engage respectfully, Carr says.
In a post-Paris world, Energy East will never be built
It's time to ask a couple of impertinent questions...
Saint John city council peppers TransCanada with questions over Energy East
In a 53-page report, Saint John city council asks a wide range of questions, from job creation to the pipeline's potential impact on salmon.
Alberta Freedom Party seeks to liberate province from Canada's shackles
Advocating for independence from the rest of Canada, the Alberta Freedom Party hopes to field seats in the next provincial election
Federal government to announce new transition rules for assessing pipelines
New environmental assessment process appears likely to require pipeline companies to report greenhouse gas emissions associated with their project
Paris changed everything, so why are we still talking pipelines?
If Paris was finally the moment when world leaders overwhelmingly accept human-made climate change as real, why all this continued brouhaha over pipelines?
