Can Private Citizens Sue Government Regulators?
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear an appeal on the question that has held Jessica Ernst’s fracking case: are government agencies legally accountable for their actions?
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Stand-Out Solar Community: Drake Landing Solar Community
The footprint of one remarkable solar community can sometimes offset the notoriety of a country known for excessive carbon emissions. … [continued]
Fracking Could Be More Dangerous Than We Realize
A number of reports from British Columbia suggest fracking could be more dangerous than we realize.
Canada’s 1st Concentrated Solar Thermal Plant Almost Ready To Roll
Canada’s first concentrated solar thermal plant is opening up in Medicine Hat, Alberta. Known as the “Gas City” with its … [continued]
Record-Setting Year For Canadian Wind Energy In 2014
Canadian wind energy in 2014 had another record-breaking year, thanks to new wind farms in Canada’s largest province. According to … [continued]
To Be A Clean Energy Leader, Canada Needs To Get In The Game
While private financial institutions & businesses are investing to make Canada a clean energy leader – which citizens want – Ottawa drags it feet.
Canadian Climate Change: No More Excuses
A Brief Overview on Canadian Climate Change Canada is known for many things: Large expanses of beautiful wilderness, being overly … [continued]
New Tool For Clean Energy Action: “SWITCH”
A new policymaking tool to better enable the shift to renewable energy has been developed by researchers at the University of … [continued]
Albertans Want More Wind Energy, Support for Renwables
A recent study suggest Albertans want more wind energy, as not enough has been done to grow provincial renewable energy. … [continued]
TransCanada Pipeline Explodes, 4,000 Canadian Residents Lose Natural Gas In Sub-Zero Temperatures
Originally published on ClimateProgress. By Kiley Kroh A natural gas pipeline operated by TransCanada Corp. exploded and caught fire in … [continued]
