If enacted, Bill C-69 will entail significant changes to the regulation of offshore energy projects in Atlantic Canada […]

The epic, and apparently accelerating, struggle between the twin forces of globalism and nationalism play out against a backdrop of rising environmentalism, increasingly threaten the global economic order […]

For this year’s survey of administrative law developments of significance for energy law and regulation, there were many candidates for inclusion, several of which arose out of the energy regulatory process itself […]

Traditionally most decisions relating to the energy system have been in the hands of provincial or federal authorities. However a number of trends point to a growing authority on the part of municipal governments and Indigenous governments […]

1. Background The development of Quebec’s oil and gas industry in the last decade has been quite a saga. First, a good portion of its hydrocarbon reserves must be obtained through controversial methods like hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling. Second, […]

Linkage will take effect on January 1, 2018 Ontario plans to join the Québec-California carbon market as of January 1, 2018, under a harmonization and integration agreement (linkage agreement) announced on September 22.1 The Ontario Ministry of the Environment and […]