Regulation
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Alberta government seeking feedback on greenhouse gas emissions reduction plan
Albertans can weigh in online until Aug. 2
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Ride hail firms can apply to operate in B.C. Sept. 3, ahead of launch this year
The new regulations will require transportation network companies to pay $5,000 annual licence fees
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P.E.I., Quebec intervene in Saskatchewan’s legal challenge of carbon tax
P.E.I. is joining the court challenge because the province wants to be able to speak up in court, possibly even to support the tax
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Powell says bank stress tests need to keep evolving
Powell wants to ensure the tests keeps pace with the changing financial system
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Survey: Canadians confident in protecting their data
Trust is so important in cybersecurity, but Canadians say education is lacking
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Scheer promises to scrap clean fuel standard [UPDATED]
Scheer surmises the new standards, due to take effect on liquid fuels like gasoline in 2022, could increase the cost of gas by at least four cents a litre
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SaskPower probes cost of Ottawa’s natural gas regulations to plans for new plant
Any combined-cycle natural gas plant that begins operating after 2021 will need to hit zero emissions by 2030, or pay up
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Plans to save threatened B.C. caribou on hold as NDP mends fence
Environmental groups said they cheered April’s draft agreement to protect caribou from the threat of extinction, but now they say time is running out for the herds after the government backed down to industry and public pressure
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Spies welcomed energy industry info about alleged threats, documents show
Details of CSIS practices are emerging in a case mounted by the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association; the association has alleged the spy service overstepped its legal authority by monitoring environmentalists
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CannTrust faces Health Canada problems, warns of cannabis shortages [UPDATED]
The firm needs Health Canada approval for cannabis produced in unlicensed rooms at its greenhouse facility in Pelham, Ont.
