A pump jack is seen extracting oil at an oil field near wind turbines during sunset.

As Canada Pension Plan aims to go net-zero, one of its investment managers sits on oil company board opposed to emissions cap

The country’s largest pension plan has majority ownership of an oil and gas exploration company

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Farmers lobbying in Ontario amid uncertainty after Trump win

And eight other insights from the IJF's weekly lobbying newsletter

A person walks out of a grocery store illuminated by a light-up Loblaws sign in the background.

Grocery bills have skyrocketed over the last five years. Who's to blame?

Worldwide factors, not the carbon tax, bear most responsibility for rising prices, say economists

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Former Harper cabinet minister Stockwell Day involved in secretive B.C. election advertising campaign

The former Kelowna MP is one of two directors of West Coast Proud, which spent tens of thousands of dollars on ads supporting B.C. Conservatives

Desks are arranged in front of a white board in an empty classroom

Curriculum guideline says students should learn about Alberta’s reputation as ‘most ethical producer of oil in the world’

The framework includes directives to teach students about importance of fossil fuel sector in province’s economy

A baby snow leopard walks around in its habitat in the Toronto Zoo front of its mother.

Climate organization wants federal funding to freeze the cells of endangered animals

And eight other insights from the IJF’s weekly lobbying newsletter

A large flock of very young chickens is pictured on the floor of a barn.

Inside Canada’s chaotic response to avian flu

‘It's been the largest animal health emergency that this country has ever had to face’: CFIA

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So you’ve been scammed. Here’s how you might get your money back — without calling the cops

Toronto lawyer outlines strategy for using the civil courts to recover cash from scammers

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Canadians are being scammed out of their life savings. Police aren't keeping up

Police often powerless to investigate fraudsters, leaving victims without options

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Mining company makes extra push by lobbying for coal mine in Crowsnest Pass

Northback CEO and several other industry leaders are lobbying along with the Coal Association of Canada on mining regulations

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Chinese electric vehicle company BYD lobbying in Ontario after Canada announces 100% tariffs on its vehicles

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This foreign worker says he paid his own wages — for a cook position that didn't exist

Toronto-area restaurant loses franchise after IJF/CBC uncovers illegal payroll scheme

A young woman holds a blue cell phone, while a screen in the background shows an advertisement for an LMIA.

'With or without job?': Online ads illegally sell jobs to temporary foreign workers

Deals selling job offers to foreign workers for up to $45K are 'outright fraud,' says Toronto immigration lawyer

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