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Past articles by Emma:

Ottawa orders Imperial Oil to contain leak of toxic water

The federal government, local Indigenous communities and the public at large were not informed of the leak last May until months afterward → Read More

Alberta didn’t reveal Imperial Oil leak for months, says Environment and Climate Change Canada

Environment minister Steven Guilbeault says Ottawa failed indigenous communities over ‘inadequate’ systems → Read More

Indigenous communities downstream of Imperial Oil leak start their own water testing

The Fort Smith Métis Council is testing the Slave River for contamination from toxic water seepage → Read More

Imperial Oil admits communications on Alberta toxic leak fell short, says cleanup is underway

Water tainted with dangerous levels of arsenic, dissolved metals and hydrocarbons has been leaking off the Kearl project since May → Read More

Industrial leak at Imperial Oil site in Alberta highlights broader regulatory issues, experts say

Alberta and Ottawa are routinely inconsistent in enforcing their own regulations, which has ‘created an environment of distrust’ between First Nations and government, energy law professor says → Read More

Indigenous community accuses Imperial Oil, Alberta government of covering up industrial leak

Local Indigenous communities say they were kept in the dark when millions of litres of industrial wastewater laced with pollutants leaked into the environment at the Kearl oil sands project → Read More

Alberta non-renewable resource revenue forecast to hit record high of $27.5-billion

The province’s windfall provides something of a fiscal boost for Alberta’s ruling United Conservative Party just two months ahead of an election → Read More

Newfoundland’s dreams of a wind-powered hydrogen future are starting to take shape

In April, the province lifted a 15-year moratorium on the development of wind power, eager to harness both the on- and offshore potential of the renewable resource → Read More

Alberta moves to slow rollout of controversial oil wells cleanup program

Alberta government shelves plan to give companies incentives to clean up oil and gas wells until after election → Read More

Canada’s oil sands companies are undermining climate policy despite net-zero pledges, think tank claims

Report finds while oil sands group emphasizes commitments to reducing emissions from oil sands operations, but also advocates against regulation to drive down the sector’s emission in the nearer term → Read More

Suncor names former Imperial chief Rich Kruger as new CEO amid shareholder pressure

A source familiar with Elliott Investment Management LP told The Globe and Mail that the hedge fund was pleased the board went with an external CEO candidate → Read More

Report warns Alberta risks losing investment if it fails to reach emissions reduction goals

Pembina institute report aims to kick-start conversation about climate and energy leadership in the province ahead May provincial election → Read More

Alberta to release emissions reduction and energy plan, Premier says

A panel is set to engage with various departments including finance, energy, environment, utilities and municipal affairs, and industry → Read More

Cenovus Energy names Jon McKenzie as new CEO

Mr. McKenzie, currently Cenovus’ chief operating officer, to take the chief executive role at energy giant as CEO Alex Pourbaix to take executive chair position → Read More

Suncor to cut contractor positions as company announces massive earnings in fourth quarter

Work force changes target Suncor’s mining and upgrading business and will not be replaced by in-house employees → Read More

Bank of Nova Scotia warns Alberta’s royalty plan could damage reputations of oil and gas companies

Alberta is pondering a pilot program that would provide oil and gas companies with royalty credits to offset legally required abandonment and reclamation expenditures → Read More

Canada needs to move quickly on production of critical minerals, IEA says

Ottawa needs to play a global leadership role to defend against energy security crises triggered by countries that use fossil fuels as a weapon, energy agency says → Read More

These coal mines in Australia have been transformed into lakes

As beautiful as Black Diamond Lake is, Shire of Collie president Sarah Stanley says it’s the wrong way to deal with the abandonment of a coal mine → Read More

How the Canadian military aims to hit net-zero emissions by 2050

Reducing the emissions of the Canadian Armed Forces will play a crucial role in Ottawa’s climate change objectives, and it’s one of the first militaries in the world to commit to such a target → Read More

As Alberta sees renewable energy boom, rural municipalities call for bond to cover end-of-life costs

The cost to dispose of solar panels and wind turbines when they reach the end of their lives is causing consternation in some regions of Alberta, where landowners don’t want to foot the bill → Read More