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The challenging commodity price environment will likely bring renewed focus on the rights and obligations that will be impacted if insolvency overtakes exploration and production companies.

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The Independent Electricity System Operator has issued a request for proposal for the procurement of 35 MW of energy storage services.

The Ontario Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) began a stakeholder initiative in November 2009 to establish guidelines to integrate renewable generators into the IESO dispatch regime.

On August 28, 2024, the Government of Ontario launched its Second Long-Term Procurement (the "LT2 Procurement"). The LT2 Procurement is described by the Government of Ontario...

The Government of Ontario today released the province’s most recent Long Term Energy Plan ("LTEP").

Alternative Energy, feed-in-tariff, FIT Program, Large FIT, Ontario Power Authority, OPA, Renewable Energy, Renewable Power

This decision underlines the importance of how mining equipment is used for purposes of exemptions from taxation under the British Columbia "Social Service Tax Act".

In this decision, the British Columbia Supreme Court held that the B.C. environmental assessment process is not a forum to determine whether Aboriginal or treaty rights will be infringed.

On April 8, 2015, Québec’s Premier Philippe Couillard introduced his 2015-2020 action plan for the implementation of the Plan Nord.

On January 7, 2015, the Régie de l’énergie du Québec (Québec Energy Board) released its opinion on the production and transportation supply of natural gas required in order to meet the medium and long term needs of Québec consumers.

This decision of a panel of the British Columbia Securities Commission sheds some light on when drill results will be considered a "material change".

In this case, the B.C. Supreme Court issued an injunction restraining Taseko Mines Limited (Taseko Mines) from continuing its exploration activities at Prosperity Mine, a potential billion-dollar, open-pit gold and copper mine, while the Tsilhqot'in Nation and the Xeni Gwet'in First Nation Government pursued judicial review of the Ministry of Energy and Mines decisions to grant permits allowing Taseko Mines to undertake exploratory work and clear timber.

This British Columbia Court of Appeal decision addresses the Crown’s duty to consult a First Nation in respect of impacts from mining exploration activities on a very small herd of caribou in northeastern B.C.

The Yukon Supreme Court determined that the Crown breached its duty to consult the White River First Nation.

For those who are following emerging developments in the nuclear industry, the 2021 Canadian Federal Budget (the "Budget") contains good news...

Our readers may be interested in the following article published this month in the Alberta Law Review, by authors Diana Audino (Senior Legal Counsel, Enbridge),

On November 30, 2018, Lake Louise Ski Area Ltd. (LLSA) was fined $2.1 million for the unlawful removal and destruction of 140 trees ...