Jean Charest

In a new letter sent on Tuesday, the NEB said it would proceed with the hearings in Montreal, but would only allow people to submit comments in writing about explosive allegations of bias.

Les procédures judiciaires soulèvent des questions à savoir si Gauthier a utilisé son courriel personnel pour contacter Charest dans le cadre de ses fonctions officielles à l'ONÉ.

A new legal challenge raises questions about whether Gauthier used a personal email account to conduct official business of the NEB. The challenge could disrupt the ongoing review of Energy East.

Three dozen environmental groups from across Canada are calling on the government to suspend federal hearings into the Energy East pipeline and launch a public inquiry into the NEB's private meetings.

Dans une nouvelle lettre rendue publique vendredi, l'ONÉ a reconnu le besoin d'examiner officiellement la conduite de sa haute direction.

The letter makes seven demands that could shake up senior management at the NEB while suspending federal hearings that formally got under way this week on the Energy East pipeline.

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While McKenna did not directly respond to revelations surrounding Jean Charest and the NEB, she urged Canadians to trust in the system.

Federal New Democrats want Canada’s lobbying commissioner to expand a probe into former Quebec Jean Charest’s private discussions with pipeline regulators.

Des documents de l'ONÉ obtenus par le National Observer démontrent que le régulateur fédéral a également rencontré des gens d'affaires montréalais de premier plan à propos du pipeline en janvier 2015.

Federal hearings reviewing the biggest pipeline project ever proposed in Canada got off to a rocky start as a Jean Charest pipeline controversy flared up in Quebec.

Former Quebec premier Jean Charest wasn't the only one who spoke to federal officials about their ongoing review of a major cross-country pipeline project.

Canada's national pipeline regulator released stunning records about private meetings that prompted an apology for making false and misleading statements.

TransCanada Corp faced uncomfortable questions about unusual behind-the-scenes tactics on Thursday as it began a new charm offensive in Ottawa to win public support for a new pipeline.

After being cleared of wrongdoing in one lobbying investigation, new details have emerged that Jean Charest met with members of a federal panel reviewing a pipeline that TransCanada paid him to boost.