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BLG's Energy Transition Series features leading companies discussing hydrogen, alternative fuels, and much more related to protecting the environment. In our second installment, BLG Counsel Kristyn Annis...

This article appeared in the 2016 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Mining Law; published by Global Legal Group Ltd, London

As the energy sector faced economic hardship during the most recent downturn in Alberta, concerns mounted over who would bear the financial responsibility for the reclamation of wells and pipelines when...

Spectra Energy, the parent company of Union Gas Limited, has been hit with a 4th quarter $30 Million charge related to a decision by Ontario’s energy regulator.

Bill 51, an Act to amend the Planning Act and the Conservation Land Act and to make related amendments to other Acts, received second reading in the Legislature on April 26, 2006. The Bill, as drafted, may have wide implications for the energy industry.

The final months of 2017 have seen a flurry of activity around the future direction and focus of the Ontario Energy Board (OEB).

Canada's protectionist measures might be unwelcome for Canadian mining companies dealing in critical minerals, however.

BLG partner, Alan Ross, and national leader of the commodity tax group, Beverly Gilbert, authored an article published by The Globe and Mail on June 14, 2016...

Federal Environment Minister Peter Kent, speaking before a House of Commons Committee this week, stated that he now expects that emissions regulations for the oil and gas industry will be coming out mid-year.

The Ministry of Environment sent notices to permit holders informing them that they would now need to e-report.

BLG's Energy Transition Series features leading companies discussing hydrogen, alternative fuels, and much more related to protecting the environment.

Canada's economic future is dependent upon energy and natural resource development and therefore inextricably linked to the rights, interests and influence of Canada's Aboriginal peoples.

Issues surrounding Aboriginal rights and the Crown’s duty to consult Aboriginal peoples have become a critical focus in the regulatory approval process.

Firms should weigh the impact of the CUSMA as they consider how to structure their businesses and investments.

Many renewable energy projects have a commercial real estate component. BD&P Partner, John Wilson, shares how BD&P can support navigating these complex projects.

Alberta's economy continues to diversify to reflect the vibrant people and businesses that call it home. BD&P Partner, Simina Ionescu, explains how her practice is expanding...

Effective, 12:01 a.m., January 1, 2017, Alberta Carbon Levy comes into existence under the Climate Leadership Act. Stay on top of what this might mean for your organization.

The Alberta Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal brought by the Alberta Energy Regulator and the Orphan Well Association from the decision of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta...