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Bill C-69 can’t fix what’s really plaguing pipelines

The legislation is a false battleground allowing industry to vent their fears while making oversimplified claims and giving pipeline opponents false hope that the door to projects will be closed once and for all.

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BY AMY JANZWOOD
June 6, 2019

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Pantomime politics in Eastern Europe

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Poilievre failing to hold government accountable on Indian interference

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New Brunswick Indigenous communities and Canadians need facts about SMNRs, not sales hype

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Public safety is no accident

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Natural Resources Canada has evolved into the Department of Oil and Gas

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