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Max Fawcett
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Opinion, Politics
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March 2nd 2023
After four years of picking fights with everyone from teachers and doctors to nurses and university professors, the UCP government is using its latest oil and gas windfall to buy the forgiveness of Albertan voters. Will it work?
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B.C.’s budget viewed through a climate lens got mixed reviews from the province’s environmental and conservation sector following its release Tuesday.
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News, Island Insider
| March 2nd 2023
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Environmental advocacy groups and allied investors are pushing some of Canada’s largest banks toward better climate action using a series of shareholder resolutions.
John Woodside
News, Business, Energy
| March 2nd 2023
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The federal government has given British Columbia’s carbon dioxide storage regulations its stamp of approval. Now, companies pursuing carbon capture and utilization projects in the province can apply for the federal investment tax credit to help cover the cost of the pricey equipment needed to capture carbon from industrial processes and store it underground.
Natasha Bulowski
News, Politics, Ottawa Insider
| March 2nd 2023
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In April 2022, Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault approved Bay du Nord, stating it was environmentally sound. He determined the project, about 500 kilometres east of St. John’s in Newfoundland, “is not likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects.”
Cloe Logan
News
| March 1st 2023
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Since 2018, when the decision to build the first phase of the LNG terminal was made, provincial policymakers have been tying themselves in knots to try to make those emissions fit into B.C.’s climate plan.
Sven Biggs
Opinion
| March 2nd 2023
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Principals reported “increased behavioural issues, kids struggling with self-regulation, and kids struggling with being able to stay mentally healthy,” said Annie Kidder, executive director of People for Education.
Isaac Phan Nay
News, Next Gen Insider
| March 2nd 2023
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Thirty years after the population collapsed, the Atlantic redfish fishery is poised to reopen, providing a second chance at a sustainable fishery.
Moira Donovan
News
| March 2nd 2023
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From the archives
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Brandi Morin
News
| February 13th 2020
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