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Although The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted our daily lives and ravaged our economy – including the Canadian energy sector – it may also provide us with an opportunity to "reset" our approach to the future of Canada's energy industry.

Alberta and Canada have unveiled an ambitious plan to construct the West Coast Oil Pipeline, a massive infrastructure project estimated to cost up to $43.7 billion. The proposed pipeline would run from Bruderheim, Alberta, to British Columbia's southwest coast, with construction potentially beginning in 2027 and oil flowing by 2034. The project promises to boost oil sands production and open new export markets in Asia, while incorporating Indigenous equity participation and integrating with existing port in

Canada’s move towards mandatory reporting of resource payments by mining and oil & gas companies to host governments got a big push recently.

A panel of the Canada Energy Regulator (the "Commission") has denied Enbridge Pipeline Inc.'s ("Enbridge")...

The amendments mark the first product-specific restrictions under Canada’s Russia sanctions regime and are similar to prohibitions being imposed by the United States and the European Union.

The Government of Canada has passed long-awaited legislation to create a new refundable investment tax credit for clean technology property.

Ontario recently issued a proposal to amend the Global Adjustment (GA) regulations under the Electricity Act, 1998 which would allow Class A participants...

A recent Ontario Divisional Court decision, wpd Sumac Ridge Wind Inc. v. Kawartha Lakes (City), represents an important precedent for project developers who are facing opposition from municipalities.

Uncertainty continues into the new decade.

The Alberta Energy Regulator approved the Dover Commercial Project, a 250,000 barrel per day in situ oil sands project proposed by Brion Energy.

After months of very public wrangling culminating on November 8 with a full page ad taken by Quebec’s gas utility in the Globe and Mail opposing the Energy East Pipeline, followed a week later with the embarrassing leakage of TransCanada’s 2014 Quebec communication strategy, ...

Whether they like it or not, energy regulators are the new gatekeepers of the technology shift that is needed to meet Canada's carbon reduction goals.

On August 3, 2016, eleven of Canada's leading building professionals and associations wrote to the Canadian government, advocating for recommendations that would improve the energy efficiency of buildings.

On October 7, 2009, the Ministry of the Environment (MOE) released its draft Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Reporting Regulation and Guideline, which would support the implementation of a cap-and-trade program.

Environmental Social Governance (ESG) is a topic of increasing importance in all business sectors across Canada.

As we previously reported, upon becoming Premier last fall, Alison Redford promised that certain proposed transmission projects which had been proposed as Critical Transmission Infrastructure would be "sent back to the drawing board."

On September 10, 2015, in a two to one decision, the Federal Court of Appeal (the "FCA") overturned the Federal Court's ruling and restored the Panel's decision and approval of the Project.

New measures have been announced, designed to strengthen Canada’s pipeline safety system.