CAEPLA BLOG

New Alberta Energy Regulator CEO was central figure in Saskatchewan scandal

Scandals are inevitable in regulatory regimes that are economically corrupt by their very nature.   Rather than facilitate a revolving door for ethically challenged government bureaucrats, provinces need to shut...

CAEPLA BLOG

Construction on Trans Mountain pipeline goes on, company says, as First Nations concerned over COVID-19 risks

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MAGAZINE BLOG

Line 3 Reborn

Successfully completed replacement project is Enbridge’s largest-ever capital expenditure in Western Canada.

MAGAZINE BLOG

When Pollution Is a Violation of Property Rights

Government legislation licenses bad corporate behaviour…

CAEPLA BLOG

A Business Opportunity for Pipeline Landowners?

Could landowners, pipeline landowners in particular, have an opportunity to get into the oil storage business?

MAGAZINE BLOG

What Every TMX Landowner Needs To Know About Construction Monitors

Don’t let the federal fox guard your henhouse.

MAGAZINE BLOG

Is Ottawa at War With Its Own Citizens?

Laws attacking energy are an attack on property rights and are more destructive than bombs.

MAGAZINE BLOG

Little Pink House

This drama about regular people fighting against political and corporate interests that want to take their property will be all too familiar to landowners.

MAGAZINE BLOG

New Friends, New Pipe and New Challenges

Despite doom and gloom around energy transport in Canada, there is good news on the horizon for pipeline landowners.

MAGAZINE BLOG

Want Trans Mountain Expanded at Any Price?

Be careful what you wish for, because taxpayers will be eating the expanding costs of TMX.

By Robyn Allan