Keystone XL Rises From the Dead
TransCanada gets a do-over
Are We At Peak Regulation?
NEB, activists neuter Canada’s energy industry
Rethinking Aboriginal History
Indigenous North Americans and private property
Industry and Indigenous Priorities
Not all Aboriginal communities oppose development
Indigenous Canadians Need Property Rights
The future of energy transport depends on it
The Global Warming Deception
New book eyes motivations behind climate claims
Keystone XL vs. Anti-Carbon Hysteria
Environmentalists prefer dangerous alternatives
Safer and More Efficient
Detection tech pre-empts pipeline problems
How Can Pipeline Companies Protect Property Values?
That’s easy: Pay rent.
A Matter Of Trust
Changing land management as we know it
Want Peace With Pipelines?
Stop expropriation and end eminent domain
The Moral Case For Energy Development
Time to act in favour of human wellbeing
Regulatory Regime
Change Is Due Property rights before climate policy
A Tale Of Two Energy Companies
Rancher credits CAEPLA for helping build good relations with Enbridge
Innovative Mat Technology
Project reflects landowner priorities
Much-Needed Lifeblood
Line 3 replacement pumps investment into Prairies
Building a Damage-Prevention Process
Landowners can voice support for safety rules
Ready To Respond
Operators are emergency-management experts
Pipeline Giant Changes Course
Enbridge embraces grassroots at workshop series
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