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Pipeline Online Podcast Ep. 17: Andrew Roman – climate activist litigation using children and the Charter

Retired lawyer Andrew Roman joins the Pipeline Online Podcast to talk about the recent trend in climate change activist lawfare to use children as their frontmen and Section 7 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Roman has been around major project law going back as...

Pipeline Online Podcast: Aleana Young Ep. 15: Would the Sask NDP reverse the coal decision? And what about nuclear?

The Saskatchewan Party government has said it would rejuvenate its coal fleet. What would the NDP do with coal if elected as government? Saskatchewan NDP Shadow Minister for Economy and Jobs Aleana Young is also the critic for SaskPower. She discussed the NDP’s...

Pipeline Online Podcast Ep. 14: Blaine Mersereau, NeeStaNan Utility Corridor to Hudson Bay

While there’s been a lot of talk about shipping out of Hudson Bay, most of that has focused on Churchill. But a competing project is in the works, with a terminus at Port Nelson. It’s called NeeStaNan, which means “All of us” in Cree. The idea...

Pipeline Online Podcast Ep. 13: Greg Rickford, Ontario Minister for the Ring of Fire

For many years, Ontario has been on the cusp of developing a massive critical minerals play called the “Ring of Fire” in Northern Ontario. To say it is remote is an understatement. One of the key things to making it happen is simply bringing an all-weather...

Pipeline Online Podcast Ep. 12: Jeremy Harrison, on Saskatchewan rebuilding its coal fleet

Minister of Crown Investments Corp. and SaskPower Jeremy Harrison explains how Saskatchewan will indeed proceed with rebuilding its three coal-fired power stations and run them for years as a bridge to eventual baseload nuclear power generation. This is the most...
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