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Blog
Andrea Harden-Donahue
| BP, the company responsible for the Deepwater Horizon spill, wants to explore offshore drilling in Nova Scotia. |
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Blog
Robin Tress
| This week the Canadian Senate committee on transportation and communication released a report on fossil fuel transportation and it was unsatisfying on many levels. |
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Podcast
Daryn Caister
| We dig into the ongoing National Energy Board scandals, with skepticism about their independence and unbiased perspective. Also Dakota Access Pipeline protest updates and more... |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| A government-appointed panel has just wrapped up a series of public meetings around B.C. on the pipeline expansion. Sven Biggs says the feds want to approve either Kinder Morgan or Energy East. |
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Blog
Robin Tress
| We hope these five lessons will help make your intervention at the National Energy Board (NEB) hearings into the Energy East pipeline effective and empowering. |
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News
Gordon Laxer
| Alberta Premier Rachel Notley won't take no for an answer on getting a bitumen pipeline to tidewater, with Energy East having the best chance of success. That's a disastrous bet, argues Gordon Laxer. |
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News
various, Eric Pineault
| Our no is categorical and uncompromising. We oppose TransCanada's Energy East pipeline as well as any project that expands the Tar Sands complex. |
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News
Keith Scott
| The Chippewas of the Thames First Nation is considering filing an injunction against Enbridge's Line 9 to stop the company profiting off tar sands oil while the two camps are engaged in litigation. |
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Blog
Christopher Majka
| The Leap Manifesto jumped into the political spotlight when it was adopted by the federal NDP and rejected by the Alberta NDP. Can middle ground be found? |
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News
Paul Weinberg
| Gordon Laxer knows Canadian petro politics. In this interview, Laxer discusses Canada's dependency on fossil fuels, the economic situation in Alberta and how to tackle climate change. |
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Blog
Adam Scott
| The Energy East pipeline would threaten the drinking water of more than 5 million Canadians. |
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News
Michael Stewart
| PMO promises controversial project will be "greenest pipeline in the world." |
