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What do Ontario’s wildfires have to do with an Alberta pipeline?
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What do Ontario’s wildfires have to do with an Alberta pipeline?
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26 JULY 2026
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As another wildfire season unfolds, Canada's climate debate is once again converging on the energy industry
FALICE CHIN
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Watching the recent headlines about northern Ontario’s wildfires unfold, Martha Hall Findlay couldn’t help but think back to a CBC Radio interview she gave in late 2021.
At the time, she was Suncor’s chief sustainability officer, defending the early version of what would become the Pathways Plus carbon capture proposal. The conversation unfolded agains…
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