Regulation
Disasters foretold: Boeing 737 Max 8 and Lac Megantic
Are loose regulations and corporate negligence to blame for notorious transportation tragedies?
Opponents to ramp up protests against Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in B.C.
The Tsleil-Waututh and Squamish First Nations may still seek leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada
Regina police make more refinery arrests, investigating paintball damage
Last month, officers arrested 14 union members, including Unifor’s national president, after access was blocked to the city’s Co-op oil refinery
Environmental groups critical of Ontario government forestry plan
The PCs have proposed increasing logging on Crown-owned lands from 15 million cubic metres to 30 million cubic metres by 2030
Montreal to fully ban plastic bags by end of 2020, mayor announces
Montreal’s mayor said the recycling troubles were an “alarm” for the city that it needed to act
Federal Court dismisses First Nations’ challenges to TMX pipeline project
The court decided in a 3-0 ruling that cabinet’s decision last June to approve the project a second time was reasonable under the law
Canada Post asks cannabis producers to stop shipping to Campobello Island
Mail trucks are being stopped and searched by U.S. border officials
Canada’s internet code of conduct goes into effect for 10 big service providers
The code is the CRTC’s answer to a soaring number of complaints about internet services, such as “bill shock” caused by unexpected extra fees or price increases
Trump impeachment trial heads to historic end in frenetic week
In the Senate, Republicans hold a 53-47 advantage and there’s nowhere near the two-thirds needed for conviction and removal
Despair, resolve among climate activists over USMCA’s environmental shortfalls
Enviro groups lobbied U.S. Democrats to insist on seven principal changes, including binding standards for climate emissions and clean air, water and land
