Iran concerns and sanctions prompt mixed headlines
A broad reflection on Iran's global role surveys reactions to its human rights record, nuclear program, and regional influence. The piece notes critiques of Canada over Attawapiskat, compares Iran with historic threats, and questions whether Tehran is a demon or a developing power. It includes perspectives from experts and considers diaspora voices.
Canada to decide fate of Northern Gateway pipeline
The federal government opened public hearings on January 10 to decide if a new oil sands pipeline to the British Columbia coast should be approved. Over 200 interveners registered and more than 4,500 people will testify. Forest Ethics, a San Francisco group, plans to argue the project is not in Canada’s national interest as it could move over 500,000 barrels per day to a Kitimat, B.C., port.
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Not in Canada’s interest says local energy project debate
Francisco residents urge government to block a major energy project amid claims foreign money backs groups opposing oil sands and Northern Gateway. Critics argue Canadian voters aren’t served by foreign funding linked to Ecojustice Canada Society Pembina Foundation West Coast Environmental Law and donations from Hewitt Wilburforce Rockefeller groups.
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