NEB hearings into Energy East begin in Saint John
The National Energy Board starts public hearings in Saint John on the Energy East Pipeline project. The 15.7 billion dollar venture would ship 1.1 million barrels of crude daily from Alberta to the East Coast, drawing 337 intervenors and protests over environmental impact and greenhouse gas emissions. Stephen Thomas of Ecology Action Centre will present concerns about oil spills in the Bay of Fundy and mitigation plans, while the Maritime Aboriginal Peoples Council submits questions ahead of its session.
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New computer system flags more but smaller EI fraud cases
The second generation computer model used by Employment and Social Development Canada identifies more modest overpayments than the previous version while increasing case counts. Officials recalibrated the predictor, now aiming to target higher risk, larger overpayments for better resource use.
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