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Alberta’s pipeline math still doesn’t add up

The biggest obstacle standing between Alberta and its premier's repeated pledge to double oil production isn't the tanker ban ...
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Another truck convoy protest is in the works — this one sparked by farmers and feathers

It might have been worth testing the ostriches and sparing the healthy animals simply to enhance public faith in the ...
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The high cost of turning a blind eye to species at risk

By removing these 106 species from the official list under its new Species Conservation Act, the province is withdrawing ...
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Justina C. Ray

Justina C. Ray, Ph.D. is a wildlife biologist. She is president and senior scientist of Wildlife Conservation Society Canada ...
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Toronto-area emissions rise as Ontario burns more natural gas

A new report from The Atmospheric Fund found that emissions went up one per cent in 2024. While the increase is slight, it comes in the context of emissions needing to go down by 11 per cent each year ...
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Proposed resort threatens critical wildlife corridor in BC, study says

A new study conducted by the Ktunaxa First Nation shows that a proposed all-season resort planned in the southern interior of ...