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Opinion: Censorious 'greenwashing' amendment put a chill on public discourse
Advertisement 1 It's a de facto ban on advertising, advocacy and participation in the public policy process for the fossil-fuel sector • • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article content On April 30, 2024, a late stage amendment was introduced to the omnibus Bill C-59. Known as the “greenwashing amendment,” it introduced Orwellian restrictions on the ability of businesses operating in Canada to communicate their environmental goals.
Danielle Smith is invoking the Alberta Sovereignty Act for the first time. Here's why
Against the backdrop of COP28, we appear to be in the midst of yet another constitutional confrontation between Ottawa and the provinces over who has the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and whose net zero climate plan will ultimately guide emissions reduction targets. The latest flashpoint occurred yesterday in response to Trudeau’s announcement of Canada’s planned oil and gas emissions cap.
Sonya Savage
Sonya Savage was minister of the environment, minister of energy and MLA for Calgary-Northwest.
Sonya Savage: Alberta at COP27 Original
Article content This week, I am leading Alberta’s delegation in Egypt, for COP27. We are ready to bring our Team Alberta approach directly to the world’s audience at Sharm El Sheikh, and point to the critical advancements, innovations and emissions reduction in Alberta. In the past, we have not been there, and that meant missed opportunities.
Sonya Savage: Alberta at COP27
Article content This week, I am leading Alberta’s delegation in Egypt, for COP27. We are ready to bring our Team Alberta approach directly to the world’s audience at Sharm El Sheikh, and point to the critical advancements, innovations and emissions reduction in Alberta. In the past, we have not been there, and that meant missed opportunities.
Sonya Savage: Alberta at COP27
Article content This week, I am leading Alberta’s delegation in Egypt, for COP27. We are ready to bring our Team Alberta approach directly to the world’s audience at Sharm El Sheikh, and point to the critical advancements, innovations and emissions reduction in Alberta. In the past, we have not been there, and that meant missed opportunities.
Savage: We can succeed at balancing energy and food security with climate policy Original
Article content This week, I am leading Alberta’s delegation in Egypt for COP27. We are ready to bring our Team Alberta approach directly to the world’s audience at Sharm El-Sheikh and point to the critical advancements, innovations and emissions reduction in Alberta. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content In the past, we have not been there, and that meant missed opportunities.
Savage: Sovereignty Act could be as harmful as the Trudeau government
Article content I just returned from Norway where I attended ONS, the largest energy show in Europe. Over 61,000 people from the energy industry gathered in Stavanger to celebrate the energy sector and look to its future. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
SAVAGE: Sovereignty Act could be as harmful as the Trudeau government
The Hon. Sonya Savage is Alberta’s Minister of Energy and the MLA for Calgary-North West. Savage is endorsing Travis Toews for leader of the United Conservative Party and Premier of Alberta. I just returned from Norway where I attended ONS, the largest energy show in Europe. Over 61,000 people from the energy industry gathered in Stavanger, Norway, to celebrate the energy sector and look to its future.
Alberta’s Rebuttal: Oil is Alive and Well
Sonya Savage May 13, 2020 History has proven, time and time again, that there is nothing more motivating to Albertans than being counted out and told “You can’t.” Former Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed certainly wasn’t deterred in the early 1970s, when many had all but given up trying to unlock the deep deposits in Alberta’s oil sands.
Carbon Contracts for Difference: Mitigating Carbon Price Risk for CCUS Projects in Canada
BLG's Sonya Savage and Alan Ross provide an overview of the carbon price uncertainty issue — including what to watch for next What is CCUS? Reducing CO2 remains a focus of Canada’s efforts to address climate change and help us achieve our climate targets, e.g., Paris Agreement targets by 2030, net zero by 2050. However, for some critical industrial processes, materially reducing or eliminating emissions is technically difficult or prohibitively expensive.
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