MEDIA COVERAGE
July 23 - Feds received more than 21,000 emails on proposed changes to major project reviews, Vancouver City Sun
June 30 - Media Release - Nuclear Energy Strategy a "Cash Cow" for the Nuclear Industry Ottawa - Critics from civil society organizations and academia are calling out the Nuclear Energy Strategy for Canada released by the Federal Government as a cash cow for the nuclear industry and a hubris-driven attempt to grab world “energy superpower” status based on past-Century technology. READ THE FULL RELEASE HERE
June 20, Quick project assessments mean long term problem, Terrace Standard
June 8, Canada’s deregulation gamble will fall into a future legal trap, Globe and Mail
June 4, Ottawa pumps the brakes on proposed changes to major project environmental, The Canadian Press
June 4, Ottawa extends consultation period for proposed project assessment changes, iPolitics
June 4, Carney government presses pause on new environmental-assessment legislation, Marieke Walsh, Globe and Mail
June 4, Liberals to delay proposed changes for major project environmental reviews, Canadian Press
June 3, Expert Warns of ‘Rubber Stamp’ Approvals as Ontario Expands Nuclear Spending, The Energy Mix
June 3, Environmental groups hold a news conference on Parliament Hill, CPAC (video)
June 3, Leaders of Canada’s largest environmental and conservation organizations unite on Parliament Hill to fight federal environmental rollbacks, Media Release
June 3, Canada’s ‘major projects’ should not come at the cost of the environment, The Conversation
June 3, Canada’s ‘major projects’ should not come at the cost of the environment, The Conversation
May 21, Push Back on Reduced Assessment of Nuclear Projects, Media Release
May 14, Canada’s 2026 Federal Economic Zones Proposal Explained, Discovery Alert
May 14, ‘It’s sad’: former minister Dion says project approval revamp pitch latest in ‘trend’ of climate policy backlash, Hill Times
May 12, Carney moves to fast-track federal approval for major projects — from pipelines to power lines, Natasha Bulowski, National Observer, May 12th 2026
May 8, Feds propose major overhaul of project assessment process, iPolitics
June 30 - Media Release - Nuclear Energy Strategy a "Cash Cow" for the Nuclear Industry Ottawa - Critics from civil society organizations and academia are calling out the Nuclear Energy Strategy for Canada released by the Federal Government as a cash cow for the nuclear industry and a hubris-driven attempt to grab world “energy superpower” status based on past-Century technology. READ THE FULL RELEASE HERE
June 20, Quick project assessments mean long term problem, Terrace Standard
June 8, Canada’s deregulation gamble will fall into a future legal trap, Globe and Mail
June 4, Ottawa pumps the brakes on proposed changes to major project environmental, The Canadian Press
June 4, Ottawa extends consultation period for proposed project assessment changes, iPolitics
June 4, Carney government presses pause on new environmental-assessment legislation, Marieke Walsh, Globe and Mail
June 4, Liberals to delay proposed changes for major project environmental reviews, Canadian Press
June 3, Expert Warns of ‘Rubber Stamp’ Approvals as Ontario Expands Nuclear Spending, The Energy Mix
June 3, Environmental groups hold a news conference on Parliament Hill, CPAC (video)
June 3, Leaders of Canada’s largest environmental and conservation organizations unite on Parliament Hill to fight federal environmental rollbacks, Media Release
June 3, Canada’s ‘major projects’ should not come at the cost of the environment, The Conversation
June 3, Canada’s ‘major projects’ should not come at the cost of the environment, The Conversation
May 21, Push Back on Reduced Assessment of Nuclear Projects, Media Release
May 14, Canada’s 2026 Federal Economic Zones Proposal Explained, Discovery Alert
May 14, ‘It’s sad’: former minister Dion says project approval revamp pitch latest in ‘trend’ of climate policy backlash, Hill Times
May 12, Carney moves to fast-track federal approval for major projects — from pipelines to power lines, Natasha Bulowski, National Observer, May 12th 2026
May 8, Feds propose major overhaul of project assessment process, iPolitics
