A Solution to Pipeline Industry Paralysis

By Annette Schinborn
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The Law of the Landowners

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Back by Popular Demand

The CAEPLA Workshop Series combines professional development, social interaction and great entertainment
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No More Divide and Conquer

A new alliance of landowners and pro-energy Indigenous leaders
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No Defense Against Expropriation

Why Canadian landowners are really just tenants
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Small-Town Land Swindle

How one Manitoba couple was stripped of their land
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Fabulous Fungi

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Fair Market Value: The Problem

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Fair Market Value: The Illusion

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Fair Market Value: The Myth

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The Canadian Association of Energy and Pipeline Landowner Associations (CAEPLA) is Canada’s leading national grassroots property rights organization.

Trans Mountain expansion workforce tops 5,600, critics question project timeline

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Enbridge embraces the grassroots at CAEPLA’s Workshop Series

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Expropriation: Are Holdouts Really a Problem?

Owners have a right to gain economically from projects proposed for their land.

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Alberta's oilpatch gets a rare gift — a U.S-backed $22-billion export line to tidewater via Alaska

Could a pipeline follow through this corridor too?

MAGAZINE BLOG

Recon$iliation Nation

Ottawa’s Aboriginal agenda is a stealth assault on your property rights.

CAEPLA BLOG

TC Energy CEO Russ Girling retiring with Keystone XL pipeline still unfinished

CAEPLA wishes Russ Girling all the best in his future endeavours and looks forward to getting to know his his successor, Francois Poirier.

MAGAZINE BLOG

The Nimble Market Response To Oil Storage Fears

Government legislation licenses bad corporate behaviour.

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A Solution to Pipeline Industry Paralysis

By Annette Schinborn

The Law of the Landowners

Back by Popular Demand

The CAEPLA Workshop Series combines professional development, social interaction and great entertainment

No More Divide and Conquer

A new alliance of landowners and pro-energy Indigenous leaders

No Defense Against Expropriation

Why Canadian landowners are really just tenants

Small-Town Land Swindle

How one Manitoba couple was stripped of their land

Fabulous Fungi

Fair Market Value: The Problem

Fair Market Value: The Illusion

Fair Market Value: The Myth

About

Trans Mountain expansion workforce tops 5,600, critics question project timeline

Membership

WORKSHOPS

Enbridge embraces the grassroots at CAEPLA’s Workshop Series

Donate

Will you show your support for property rights today, and please give?

Expropriation: Are Holdouts Really a Problem?

Alberta's oilpatch gets a rare gift — a U.S-backed $22-billion export line to tidewater via Alaska

Recon$iliation Nation

TC Energy CEO Russ Girling retiring with Keystone XL pipeline still unfinished

The Nimble Market Response To Oil Storage Fears

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