Tag Archives: standing

A Lost Opportunity for Clarifying Public Participation Issues in Oil and Gas Decision Making

Posted on May 10, 2008 by Nickie Nikolaou

Cases Considered: Graff v. Alberta (Energy and Utilities Board), 2008 ABCA 119 PDF Version: A Lost Opportunity for Clarifying Public Participation Issues in Oil and Gas Decision Making Those of us following the year-long journey of the Graff family (the … Continue reading →

Posted in Natural Resources | Tagged directly and adversely affected, EUB Directive 056, evidentiary burden, public consultation, standing | 1 Comment

Leave to Intervene Denied to Métis Nation in Case Involving Disinterment of RCMP

Posted on January 12, 2008 by Jennifer Koshan

Cases Considered: Johnston v. Alberta (Vital Statistics), 2008 ABCA 2, Johnston v. Alberta (Director of Vital Statistics, 2007 ABCA 394, Johnston v. Alberta (Director of Vital Statistics), 2007 ABQB 597 PDF Version: Leave to Intervene Denied to Métis Nation in … Continue reading →

Posted in Aboriginal, Administrative Law | Tagged administrative law, duty to consult Aboriginal peoples, intervener status, standing | 2 Comments

Standing Against Public Participation at the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board

Posted on December 12, 2007 by Shaun Fluker

Cases Considered: Sawyer v. Alberta (Energy and Utilities Board), 2007 ABCA 297 PDF Version: Standing Against Public Participation at the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board In September 2007, the Alberta Court of Appeal denied leave to appeal an AEUB (now … Continue reading →