Colette Derworiz
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News, Energy, Politics
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February 27th 2017
Landowners have been frustrated, questioning how long it's taking the Alberta Energy Regulator and provincial government to deal with an oil and gas liability that could cost billions to clean up.
Imagine if your footsteps could power the city. That’s idea behind Pavegen, an English start-up that manufactures tiles that produces power when you walk over them.
Canada's current government has shown a lot of progress, compared to their predecessors, at having great talking points on climate, Bill McKibben told National Observer in an interview.
Charlie Angus, a northern Ontario MP first elected in 2004, said his politics have always been rooted at the community level, and that he tries to speak truth to power in a clear way.
Donald Trump clobbered the press about a dozen times in a speech to a conservative gathering. Later in the day, his staff blocked CNN and The New York Times from attending a briefing.
It's clear that conservatives at the February 2017 Manning Centre conference in Ottawa were thinking about the political ramifications of the seismic political shift in the U.S. in recent months.
To many British Columbians the BC Lottery Corporation is a predator that feeds off their gambling addiction. They’re right, and BCLC should step away from policy on problem gambling.
