Corporate Mapping Project
The Corporate Mapping Project is shining a bright light on the fossil fuel industry by investigating the ways corporate power is organized and exercised. The initiative is a partnership of academic and community-based researchers and advisors who share a commitment to advancing reliable knowledge that supports citizen action and transparent public policy making. Learn more »
- The role of government in Alberta, both involvement and funding, has been critical in ensuring that more than narrow corporate interests were served in the development of the province’s bitumen...June 8, 2017 | BC Office, Saskatchewan OfficeThe federal and Alberta governments and the oil industry argue that pipelines to tidewater will unlock new markets where Canadian oil can command a better price than in the US, where the majority of...May 30, 2017 | BC OfficeA subsidiary of Malaysian state-owned Petronas, the company behind a massive Liquefied Natural Gas plant proposal near Prince Rupert, has built at least 16 large unauthorized dams in northeast BC to...May 2, 2017 | BC Office
- June 8, 2017 | BC Office, Saskatchewan Office
Alberta's Energy Policies from Lougheed to Klein
May 31, 2017 | National Office, BC OfficeMay 3, 2017 | BC OfficeRegulatory breakdown as fracking companies in BC’s northeast build dozens of unauthorized dams
March 8, 2017 | BC OfficePolitical donations and lobbying by the fossil fuel industry in BC
January 25, 2017 | National Office, BC OfficeRe-examining Canada’s contribution to climate change through fossil fuel exports