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On October 13, 2016, Ontario's Ministry of Energy announced details about promised consultations on the new Long-Term Energy Plan (LTEP)...

The proposed legislative changes to the OEB Act appear to signal the end of the OEB's community expansion approach.

On March 31, 2023, Hydro-Québec issued a call for tenders (A/O 2023-01) for a total of 1,500 megawatts of electricity generated from wind power. This follows the Government of Quebec's...

Western Canada has seen exponential growth in its renewable energy sector in recent years, and private capital is increasingly being directed towards clean energy development...

With climate risk shaping the energy sector's agenda, regulators are stepping up to a generational mix of challenges. In this video, Charles Keizer explains how utilities, developers, public authorities...

On March 28, 2023, Canada's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland, delivered the Liberal Government's federal budget...

The deadline for submitting comments on the Ontario proposal expires on January 28, 2019.

On June 26, 2014, in a groundbreaking decision on Aboriginal title, the Supreme Court of Canada significantly elaborated on the legal test for Aboriginal title in Canada.

As part of Canada's commitment to reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions, successive federal governments have introduced a number of tax measures...

Canada's abundant energy resources have played a central role in our country's economic development and will continue to be extremely important to our prospects for growth and innovation...

The Canadian government has acknowledged that it views COVID-19 as "an opportunity to rethink and optimize the way we do things".

The Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act ("ESTMA" or the "Act") created stringent reporting standards for Canadian oil, gas and mining companies.

The North American energy sector stands at an inflection point. We are witnessing a confluence of forces that are unprecedented in their scope and complexity: the insatiable energy demands of an AI-powered...

Ontario has approximately 40 underground mines, with about 25,000 workers, located mostly in Northern Ontario. Minerals such as copper, nickel, gold and other precious metals, diamonds, salt and gypsum are extracted.

Osler Special Advisor Brad Wall says he is "optimistic" about the future prospects of Canada's energy sector and that we should be "very excited about Canadian agriculture."

Much of the economic potential of Canada's North lies beneath the ground, in the form of vast natural resources.

In recent months, climate change and the transition to low carbon energy solutions have been at the forefront of Canada's policy agenda — both provincially and federally.