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First Nations in the oilsands hope Trans Mountain will be catalyst for a new chapter – CBC
Apr 30, 2024 The odyssey of developing and building the oilsands link has reached the finish line Some Indigenous communities in northern Alberta hope the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion will mark the start of a new chapter in their relationship with Canada’s oilsands industry. The $34 billion pipeline project from Alberta to the B.C. coast […]
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Mississauga strengthens growth standards to protect residents from costly climate disasters – Penticton Herald
On Monday, Mississauga’s Planning and Development committee voted unanimously to pass a new set of Green Development Standards (GDS) aimed at making future growth in the city as sustainable as possible. While Mississauga is significantly behind others like Toronto, which have had these standards in place since 2006, residents and sustainability organizations have labelled the […]
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Community buy-in is critical when talking major project development on Indigenous territory – Windspeaker
April 9th, 2024 Jason Batise is a firm believer in laying all his cards out on the table. Batise is the executive director of the Wabun Tribal Council, which represents six Ojibwe and Cree First Nations in northern Ontario. Batise was a panelist at a session titled The Renewable Energy Journey at the Indigenous Led […]
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Parks Canada is seeking public input on how land use planning and development services are delivered within the Town of Jasper
March 6, 2023 From: Parks Canada Share your thoughts on how Parks Canada and the Municipality of Jasper could work together. Parks Canada manages national parks in trust for all Canadians to ensure these special places can be enjoyed by present and future generations. In collaboration with Indigenous partners, stakeholders and other levels of government, […]
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Premier Cochrane attends Arctic Encounter Symposium
April 6, 2022 Premier Caroline Cochrane is in Anchorage, Alaska this week for the Arctic Encounters Symposium to discuss shared opportunities and challenges with Arctic leaders and policymakers. It is an opportunity for the Premier to work closely with other Arctic leaders to increase awareness around Arctic security, economic development, infrastructure development, housing, climate change, […]
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