Archive for the 'Court of Appeal' Category
More Details on Appeal of Alberta’s Authority to Force Power Lines
• January 5, 2013 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, ATCO Electric, Bill 50, Court of Appeal, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Electricity: Export, Heartland Transmission Project, National Energy Board, NorthernLights, Western Alberta Transmission Line, Western Electricity Coordinating Council
Tags: Amy and Neil Cunningham, WikiLeaks
Heartland Power Line is a Big Mistake
• December 23, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Landowners Council, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Colleen Boddez, Court of Appeal, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Electricity Costs, Heartland Transmission Project, John Kristensen, Keith Wilson, Linda Osinchuk, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: public interest
One More Court Challenge Before Heartland Line is Completed
• December 19, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Colchester Elementary School, Court of Appeal, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, underground power lines
Tags: class-action lawsuits, Colchester School closing, public interest
Public Interest Overridden in Power Line Construction – Court of Appeal
• December 17, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Court of Appeal, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw, SNC-Lavalin, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: public interest
Appeal of Heartland Power Line AUC Decision
• October 4, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Landowners Council, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Bill 50, Colleen Boddez, Court of Appeal, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw, Keith Wilson, SNC-Lavalin
Tags: Alberta Landowners Council, Colleen Boddez, electricity costs, Heartland Transmission Project
Upset about the Heartland Power Line?
• August 19, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Energy, Alberta Government, Alberta NDP, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Bill 19, Bill 50, Bird Deaths, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Cathy Olesen, Court of Appeal, Dave Quest, Deron Bilous, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Edmonton Greenbelt, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Gene Zwozdesky, Heartland Transmission Project, Jeff Johnson, Karen Shaw, Ken Hughes, Naresh Bhardwaj, Peter Sandhu, Property Rights, Proximity, Public Consultation, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, SNC-Lavalin, Stantec Consulting Ltd., Sturgeon County, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Energy, Alberta Government, Alberta NDP, Alberta PC Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta's Industrial Heartland, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, Bill 19, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Cathy Olesen, Dave Quest, Deron Bilous, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Edmonton Greenbelt, environmental impact assessment, EPCOR, Gene Zwozdesky, Heartland Transmission Project, Jeff Johnson, judicial review, Karen Shaw, Ken Hughes, lattice transmission towers, lawsuits, Making Money by Making Friends: SNC-Lavalin/AltaLink, Naresh Bhardwaj, Peter Sandhu, power line bird deaths, power line environmental impacts, private property rights, public consultation, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, SNC-Lavalin, Stantec Consulting Ltd., Sturgeon County, Transportation Utility Corridor, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Heartland Power Line is Here
• August 15, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Agricultural Impacts, Alberta Landowners Council, Alberta Liberal Party, Alberta NDP, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, AltaLink, Bird Deaths, Corruption, Court of Appeal, Edmonton (City of), Edmonton Greenbelt, Electromagnetic Fields, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Homeowners Against Lines Overhead, Industrial Power Consumer's Assoc AB, John Kristensen, Proximity, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, SNC-Lavalin, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Landowners Council, Alberta Liberal Party, Alberta NDP, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, AltaLink, Baseline Slough, Bretona Pond, City of Edmonton, Edmonton Greenbelt, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Homeowners Against Lines Overhead, Industrial Power Consumers Association of Alberta, John Kristensen, lattice transmission towers, lawsuit against SNC-Lavalin, power line agriculture impacts, power line bird deaths, power line electromagnetic fields, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, SNC-Lavalin, SNC-Lavalin bribe, SNC-Lavalin corruption probe, SNC-Lavalin fraud, SNC-Lavalin investors, SNC-Lavalin unlawful payments, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County
Opposition to AltaLink’s Western Alberta Transmission Line Continues
• July 16, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in AEUB spying scandal, Agricultural Impacts, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Energy & Utilities Board, Alberta Government, Alberta Landowners Council, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Colleen Boddez, Court of Appeal, Energy Resources Conservation Board, Environmental Impacts, Gary Edward, Grant Budgeon, Heartland Transmission Project, Judicial Review, Proximity, Socio-economic Impacts, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: AEUB spying scandal, Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Energy & Utilities Board, Alberta Government, Alberta Landowners Council, Alberta PC Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Colleen Boddez, Energy Resources Conservation Board, Gary Edward, Grant Budgeon, Heartland Transmission Project, judicial review, negative power line impacts, power line agriculture impacts, power line environmental impacts, power line socio-economic impacts, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Heartland Transmission Project Update
• June 26, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Aesthetic Impacts, Agricultural Impacts, Aircraft Impacts, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, AltaLink, ATCO Electric, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Court of Appeal, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Pipeline Impacts, Property Rights, Property Value Impacts, Public Consultation, Safety Impacts, Sherwood Park, SNC-Lavalin, Socio-economic Impacts, Southern Alberta Transmission Reinforcement Project, Tim LeRiche, Tourism Impacts, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Government, Alberta PC Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta's Industrial Heartland, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, ATCO Electric, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Edmonton Greenbelt, environmental impact assessment, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, power line aesthetic impacts, power line agriculture impacts, power line aircraft impacts, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line pipeline impacts, power line property value impacts, power line safety impacts, power line socio-economic impacts, power line tourism impacts, private property rights, public consultation, Sherwood Park, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, SNC-Lavalin, Southern Alberta Transmission Reinforcement Project, Tim LeRiche, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Wildrose Predicts AUC Hearing Could Cost Taxpayers Big
• June 14, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, AltaLink, Court of Appeal, Joe Anglin, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, AltaLink, Joe Anglin, Western Alberta Transmission Line
AUC Rejects Landowner Request for Adjournment
• June 14, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Bill 50, Court of Appeal, Heartland Transmission Project, Joe Anglin, Socio-economic Impacts, Sturgeon County, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Bill 50, Heartland Transmission Project, Joe Anglin, Keith Wilson, power line socio-economic impacts, public interest, Sturgeon County, Western Alberta Transmission Line
AUC Power Line Hearing May Be Postponed
• June 12, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Bill 19, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Court of Appeal, Electricity Costs, Electricity: Deregulation, Electricity: Export, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Property Rights, SNC-Lavalin, underground power lines, Visual Impacts, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, Bill 19, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, constitutional challenge, electricity deregulation, electricity export, environmental impact assessment, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, high electricity costs, power line environmental impacts, power line visual impacts, private property rights, public interest, SNC-Lavalin, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
AUC Hearing on Another Unnecessary Power Line
• June 11, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Aesthetic Impacts, Agricultural Impacts, Aircraft Impacts, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, AltaLink, Bill 50, Corruption, Court of Appeal, Enmax, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Joe Anglin, Karen Shaw, Property Value Impacts, Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House-Sundre, Safety Impacts, SNC-Lavalin, Socio-economic Impacts, Sturgeon County, Visual Impacts, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Government, Alberta provincial election, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, AltaLink, Bill 50, ENMAX, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Joe Anglin, Karen Shaw, lawsuit against SNC-Lavalin, Making Money by Making Friends: SNC-Lavalin/AltaLink, negative power line impacts, power line agriculture impacts, power line aircraft impacts, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line opposition, power line property value impacts, power line safety impacts, power line socio-economic impacts, power line visual impacts, public interest, Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House-Sundre, SNC-Lavalin, SNC-Lavalin bribe, SNC-Lavalin corruption probe, SNC-Lavalin fraud, SNC-Lavalin investors, SNC-Lavalin money-laundering, SNC-Lavalin scandal, Sturgeon County, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Heartland Power Line Update
• May 3, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Court of Appeal, Don Lowry, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Utilities Commission, AltaLink, Don Lowry, EPCOR, Heartland power line overbudget, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw
Sherwood Park Residents Angry About Heartland Line
• April 20, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Cathy Olesen, Colchester Elementary School, Court of Appeal, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Garnett Genuis, Heartland Transmission Project, Sherwood Park, underground power lines
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta PC Party, Alberta provincial election, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Cathy Olesen, Colchester Elementary School, EPCOR, Garnett Genuis, Heartland Transmission Project, power line environmental impacts, Sherwood Park, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, underground power lines
Ted Morton in Trouble Over Power Lines
• April 8, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Chestermere-Rocky View, Colchester Elementary School, Court of Appeal, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Land-use, Property Rights, Proximity, SNC-Lavalin, Ted Morton, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line, Youtube
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Government, Alberta PC Party, Alberta PC Party leadership promises, Alberta provincial election, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Wildrose Party, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Chestermere-Rocky View, Colchester Elementary School, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, land-use, negative power line impacts, power line environmental impacts, power line opposition, property rights, SNC-Lavalin, Ted Morton, Ted Morton Youtube, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Heartland Power Line – Court of Appeal
• March 7, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Aesthetic Impacts, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Court of Appeal, Edmonton (City of), Environmental Impacts, EPCOR, Health Impacts, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw, Property Value Impacts, Proximity, Safety Impacts, Socio-economic Impacts, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County, Ted Morton
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, City of Edmonton, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw, Keith Wilson, poor AUC decision, power line environmental impacts, power line health impacts, power line property value impacts, power line safety impacts, power line socio-economic impacts, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County, Ted Morton
Sherwood Park News Editorial Gets it Wrong
• January 17, 2012 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Government, Alberta Utilities Commission, Bill 50, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Court of Appeal, Heartland Transmission Project, Iris Evans, Sherwood Park, underground power lines
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Government, Alberta provincial election, Alberta Utilities Commission, Bill 50, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Heartland Transmission Project, Iris Evans, Sherwood Park, underground power lines
Challenges Mounting Against AUC Power Line Decision
• November 30, 2011 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Assoc Municipal Districts & Counties, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, AltaLink, bury power lines, Burying High Voltage Lines, Court of Appeal, Don Rigney, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, Electricity Costs, Electricity: Co-generation, Electricity: Coal-fired, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County, Tar Sands Upgrader, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
Tags: Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties, Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, AltaLink, Bury high voltage lines, bury power lines, Coal-fired electricity, Don Rigney, Eastern Alberta Transmission Line, electricity cogeneration, electricity costs, EPCOR, Heartland Transmission Project, Karen Shaw, public interest, Sherwood Park Greenbelt, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County, tar sands upgrader, underground power lines, Western Alberta Transmission Line
AUC Taken to Court Over Botched Power Line Decision
• November 29, 2011 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Court of Appeal, Heartland Transmission Project, Sturgeon County, Ted Morton
Tags: Alberta Court of Appeal, Alberta Utilities Commission, Alison Redford, Alison Redford political interference, Heartland Transmission Project, Sturgeon County, Ted Morton
RETA to Appeal AUC Heartland Line Decision
• November 28, 2011 • Comments OffPosted in Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Electric System Operator, AltaLink, EPCOR, Electricity Costs, Electricity: Coal-fired, Electricity: Co-generation, Tar Sands Upgrader, Heartland Transmission Project, Burying High Voltage Lines, Safety Impacts, Property Value Impacts, Environmental Impacts, Health Impacts, Alberta Government, Aesthetic Impacts, Bill 50, SNC-Lavalin, Public Consultation, Compensation, Dave Quest, Bill 19, Proximity, Socio-economic Impacts, Strathcona County, Naresh Bhardwaj, Bruce Johnson, Peter Sandhu, Tony Vandermeer, Gene Zwozdesky, Iris Evans, Jeff Johnson, Property Rights, Ted Morton, Alison Redford, Court of Appeal, bury power lines, underground power lines
Tags: Heartland Transmission Project, Alberta Government, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Bill 50, electricity costs, SNC-Lavalin, EPCOR, Alberta Utilities Commission, Bill 19, Bury high voltage lines, Coal-fired electricity, electricity cogeneration, tar sands upgrader, Ted Morton, Alberta Court of Appeal, power line environmental impacts, environmental impact assessment, Jeff Johnson, Alberta Electric System Operator, Strathcona County, property rights, Dave Quest, Iris Evans, Peter Sandhu, power line visual impacts, power line health impacts, power line property value impacts, power line safety impacts, power line compensation, public consultation, bury power lines, power line socio-economic impacts, public interest, Alberta's Industrial Heartland, power line aesthetic impacts, Bruce Johnson, Gene Zwozdesky, Naresh Bhardwaj, Tony Vandermeer, underground power lines
