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16/12/13 Oil sands producers are talking with the federal and Alberta governments about conditions under which water from the industry’s tailings ponds could be released into the environment. Officials say…
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DECEMBER 16, 2013 Whether the issue is of the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline in British Columbia or shale gas extraction in New Brunswick, First Nations are asserting a more active…
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Dec. 16 2013 The Northwest Territories is planning a sweeping expansion of its electrical grid, with hopes of unlocking new mining projects and lowering power bills in remote communities. As…
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WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. _ The First Nations fighting a proposed gold and copper mine in the British Columbia Interior say it’s a disgrace that the provincial mines minister is pressuring…
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12 December 2013 Canada’s aboriginal “First Nations” have unexpectedly emerged as a potential force threatening to derail the plans of Canadian Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s plans to turn western…
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Why Clark and Redford’s truce on the Northern Gateway makes for interesting political theater, but nothing else December 11, 2013 A month before the 2013 British Columbian election that returned Christy…
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Dec. 11 2013 First Nations leaders in British Columbia are seeking multibillion-dollar loan guarantees from the federal government to enable them to take ownership stakes in various liquefied natural gas…
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To the editor: “Dead Polar Bear Picture Fires Up Arctic Storm” It was so disappointing to read this headline regarding the posting on Twitter of a dead polar bear by…
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For the fourth year in a row, LinkedIn has released a list of the top 10 overused buzzwords in its members’ profiles. We’ve changed a lot in a year, apparently. While…
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Property market overvalued Canada is home to the world’s most overvalued housing market, Deutsche Bank says in a new study that suggests overvaluation to the tune of 60 per cent.…
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