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‘This is the new order, don’t be shy’: Indigenous advisory group charts new path for Canada Energy Regulator

'If they can make that roadmap fit ... I think it’ll grant them a tremendous amount of confidence because it takes so much uncertainty off the table,' says Indigenous Advisory Committee chairperson Tyrone McNeil.

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BY AIDAN CHAMANDY
March 10, 2021

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Contentious nuclear waste site approved despite First Nations’ opposition

OpinionBY LAURA TANGUAY

The decision to choose the banks of the Kichi Sibi to site a massive stockpile of radioactive materials is yet another low point in the history of how Canada has treated Indigenous communities. If the government is serious about reconciliation, it must stop the project and make room for a just process.

Trans Mountain critics say regulatory filings confirm earlier fears about billions in unrecovered costs

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Trans Mountain critics say regulatory filings confirm earlier fears about billions in unrecovered costs

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The government-owned firm has laid out how much it wants to charge customers to send oil from Edmonton to Burnaby, but it’s getting pushback both from oil companies and pipeline opponents.

Renewable energy and economic reconciliation: Indigenous people as key stakeholders

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OpinionBY RICKY FONTAINE, MICHèLE AUDETTE

Decarbonization of the Canadian economy will present countless opportunities that will need to address the specific contexts of the Indigenous communities involved.