Category Archives: Water Law
Public Participation under the Water Act (Alberta): A Very Short Window of Opportunity
By: Shaun Fluker Legislation commented on: Water Act, RSA 2000, c W-3 PDF Version: Public Participation under the Water Act (Alberta): A Very Short Window of Opportunity The Faculty’s Public Interest Law Clinic regularly gets inquiries from the public seeking … Continue reading
The Milk and St. Mary Apportionment: A Next Step?
By: Nigel Bankes Matter commented on: International St Mary-Milk Rivers Study Board, Work Plan for the International St Mary-Milk Rivers Study, June 2022, released July 28, 2022 PDF Version: The Milk and St. Mary Apportionment: A Next Step? This post … Continue reading
The Senate, the Oceans Act and Marine Protected Areas
By: Nigel Bankes PDF Version: The Senate, the Oceans Act and Marine Protected Areas Matter commented on: Bill C-55, An Act to amend the Oceans Act and the Canada Petroleum Resources Act, as passed by the House of Commons, April … Continue reading
Minister Sharpens the Wetland Policy’s Teeth, and Beaver Pond is Spared
By: Arlene Kwasniak PDF Version: Minister Sharpens the Wetland Policy’s Teeth, and Beaver Pond is Spared Decisions Commented On: Brookman and Tulick v Director, South Saskatchewan Region, Alberta Environment and Parks, re: KGL Constructors, A Partnership (24 November 2017), Appeal … Continue reading
Does a US Entity Have a Cause of Action (Cognizable by the Federal Court) where a Downstream Road/Dyke in Canada Serves to Prevent Dispersion of the Natural Flow of a Transboundary Stream? Answer: No
By: Nigel Bankes PDF Version: Does a US Entity Have a Cause of Action (Cognizable by the Federal Court) where a Downstream Road/Dyke in Canada Serves to Prevent Dispersion of the Natural Flow of a Transboundary Stream? Answer: No Case Commented … Continue reading
