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The Best Way for Landowners and Industry to Protect the Environment?
Sound science and respect for property rights are key, says a young agrologist
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More Economics, Less Politics
Suspension of property rights has paralyzed the pipeline industry, too
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First Nations Were No Strangers to Property Rights
They also put economic development ahead of the environment.
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Preventing Pipeline Corrosion
Transmission pipelines cover 119,000 kilometers of Canada, going through different types of terrains (farmland, rivers, wetlands, mountains and urban areas). A pipeline operator’s job is to safely deliver the oil...
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Business As Usual
Manitoba landowners discover new Pallister government happy to keep stolen property for the NDP’s Bipole lll boondoggle
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CAEPLA’s Commitment to Win-Win Business Agreements
Respect for property rights is good for companies, the economy and the environment
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Streamlining Damage Prevention
Standardized regulations will make pipelines and other underground infrastructure safer.
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A Tale of Two Energy Companies
Rancher credits CAEPLA for helping build good relations with Enbridge
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Quebecers Say Yes to Pipelines
Has Energy East already won its “social license” in La Belle Province?
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