A Canadian climate change denial group was owed money by the largest private-sector coal company in the world, according to documents filed in the bankruptcy of U.S.-based Peabody Energy.
On the same day that President Barack Obama rejected TransCanada Corp’s proposed Keystone XL pipeline, a Canadian crown corporation threw the Calgary-based energy company a financial lifeline.
The National Energy Board moved to calm the waters of Canada's pipeline debate as it laid the framework for its review of a major cross-country project called Energy East.
TransCanada has known for about two years that its initial plan to install the Energy East pipeline through the Ottawa River was flawed, based on an independent engineering report.
Canada's clean tech investment dropped 15 per cent in 2015 — down $2 billion from 2014 — most drastically in Alberta where government spending decreased by 89 per cent.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined Premier Christy Clark in a dramatic entrance off the local SkyTrain to announce a combined total of more than $900 million in transit investments.
In a report tabled in Parliament on Thursday, Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault noted that the Trudeau administration is certainly more transparent than its predecessor.
