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April 11, 2017 - By Tom-Pierre Frappé-Sénéclauze, Dylan Heerema, Karen Tam Wu

Deep Emissions Reduction in the Existing Building Stock Key elements of a retrofit strategy for B.C.

March 22, 2017 - By Jodi McNeill, Nina Lothian

Statements of concern on tailings ponds solutions Questions for industry's tailings management proposals

March 20, 2017 - By Karen Tam Wu

Richmond can lead the way to low emissions buildings with energy benchmarking policy Letter to the mayor and council of the City of Richmond

Feb. 17, 2017 - By Erin Flanagan, Bora Plumptre, Binnu Jeyakumar, Benjamin Israel

Federal electricity generation regulations Submission to the consultation on greenhouse gas regulations for the Canadian electricity sector

March 31, 2017 - By Erin Flanagan, Lindsay Wiginton

Good governance in the era of low carbon Final submission to the Expert Panel on National Energy Board Modernization

March 22, 2017 - By Jodi McNeill, Nina Lothian

Tailings Management Plans A review of Directive 085

March 15, 2017 - By Lindsay Wiginton

Getting on Board Learning from planning and engagement around rapid transit projects in Ontario

Feb. 16, 2017 - By Binnu Jeyakumar

Wind Energy: Sustainable Environment, Sustainable Communities A Commitment to Responsible Wind Energy Development

March 28, 2017 - By Nikki Way, Adam Driedzic, Duncan Kenyon

Examining Standing in Alberta’s Energy Development

March 22, 2017 - By Dianne Zimmerman

Ontario’s modern Renewable Fuel Standard Submission to the discussion paper

March 2, 2017 - By Dylan Heerema, Vivian Chung, Steven Cretney

The many benefits of energy efficient homes and buildings Infographic: Simulating the economy. Money in your pocket. A healthier you.

Jan. 16, 2017 - By Julia-Maria Becker, Sara Hastings-Simon

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Deep Emissions Reduction in the Existing Building Stock Key elements of a retrofit strategy for B.C.

Statements of concern on tailings ponds solutions Questions for industry's tailings management proposals

Richmond can lead the way to low emissions buildings with energy benchmarking policy Letter to the mayor and council of the City of Richmond

Federal electricity generation regulations Submission to the consultation on greenhouse gas regulations for the Canadian electricity sector

Good governance in the era of low carbon Final submission to the Expert Panel on National Energy Board Modernization

Tailings Management Plans A review of Directive 085

Getting on Board Learning from planning and engagement around rapid transit projects in Ontario

Wind Energy: Sustainable Environment, Sustainable Communities A Commitment to Responsible Wind Energy Development

Examining Standing in Alberta’s Energy Development

Ontario’s modern Renewable Fuel Standard Submission to the discussion paper

The many benefits of energy efficient homes and buildings Infographic: Simulating the economy. Money in your pocket. A healthier you.

Kick-starting Energy Efficiency in Alberta Best practices in the use of efficiency as an energy resource

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Deep Emissions Reduction in the Existing Building Stock Key elements of a retrofit strategy for B.C.

Statements of concern on tailings ponds solutions Questions for industry's tailings management proposals

Richmond can lead the way to low emissions buildings with energy benchmarking policy Letter to the mayor and council of the City of Richmond

Federal electricity generation regulations Submission to the consultation on greenhouse gas regulations for the Canadian electricity sector

Good governance in the era of low carbon Final submission to the Expert Panel on National Energy Board Modernization

Tailings Management Plans A review of Directive 085

Getting on Board Learning from planning and engagement around rapid transit projects in Ontario

Wind Energy: Sustainable Environment, Sustainable Communities A Commitment to Responsible Wind Energy Development

Examining Standing in Alberta’s Energy Development

Ontario’s modern Renewable Fuel Standard Submission to the discussion paper

The many benefits of energy efficient homes and buildings Infographic: Simulating the economy. Money in your pocket. A healthier you.

Kick-starting Energy Efficiency in Alberta Best practices in the use of efficiency as an energy resource

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