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Trans Mountain Pipeline Tolls Could Leave Feds on the Hook for Billions in Further Costs

While approximately 70% of the project's cost overruns will be borne by Trans Mountain, the remaining third—more than $9 ...
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Ontario to Miss Emissions Reduction Goal By Even Wider Gap Than It Admits: Auditor

"We are continuing to meet our commitment to at least try to meet our commitment for the 2030 target," Environment Minister ...
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Ottawa’s Biofuel Support Falls Short as Tariffs Gut Canola Market, Farm Groups Say

With Canada’s canola growers facing huge losses from tariffs, farm groups say federal support measures for biofuel production ...
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Alberta’s New Pipeline Pitch: Bad for Business, Disastrous for Climate, Analysts Say

Climate advocates and at least one policy analyst are taking Alberta Premier Danielle Smith back to business school after she ...
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As AI Investments Balloon, Experts See a Bubble

Concerns are growing that hyper-inflated investments in artificial intelligence (AI), and the data centres that power it, may ...
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‘Glaring Loophole’ Leaves LNG Start-Ups Underestimating Gas Flaring, Study Finds

Most environmental assessments ignore start-up flaring at LNG export facilities, but the waste gas emissions in this phase ...
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Emissions Growth Slows 5-Fold Since Paris Deal as Clean Energy Becomes ‘Unstoppable’

While countries have a lot more work to do to get their climate pollution under control, the decade since the 2015 Paris ...
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Any New Oil Pipeline Will Need Massive Taxpayer Subsidies, Analyst Warns

With a “flashing red warning light” heralding years of low oil prices, and a major Canadian fossil company joining its ...
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Canada One of 3 Countries Driving Global LNG Surge, IEA Says

The International Energy Agency says liquefied natural gas supply is entering its largest growth wave in history, with Canada among three countries driving the expansion.
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A Decade After Carney’s Warning, Finance Still Chooses Short-Term Profit Over Long-Term Survival

It was ten years ago that Mark Carney warned in his landmark 'Tragedy of the Horizon' speech that the global financial system ...
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Q&A: What Would an Indigenous Law of the Sea Look Like?

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Energy Minister ‘Disappointed’ as Imperial Oil Cuts 20% of Work Force

Calgary-based Imperial Oil has announced plans to cut about 900 jobs, or 20% of its work force, by the end of 2027, in search ...