Index

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Index

F aer a page number indicates a gure.

T aer a page number indicates a table.

Access to information. See also Informa-

tion gathering and sharing

accountability and transparency, 147,

423, 423n21

copyright, 451–52

guidance material, 498–99

human rights, 450–52

recommendations, 541

third party trade secrets, 425–26, 426n37

timelines, 452

Access to Information Act (AIA), 351, 425,

451–52

Accountability and transparency

access to information, 423, 423n21

decision making, 47, 296, 416–22T, 442,

523, 539

federal lands, 400, 403

monitoring and follow-up, 364, 522, 541

principles, 168

Adaptive management, 352–58

administrative law principles, 358, 358n55

cycle, 353–54F

decision statement, 356–58, 358n55

denition, 353

legislation analysis and recommenda-

tions, 368–71

litigation, 354–55, 355n43, 355n45

precautionary principle, 369, 369n106,

370

survey, 352n31

Alameda dam project, 106

Alberta

coal mining, 56n11

constitutional challenge, 97, 529, 529n6

project assessment registration, 158

Alberta Wilderness Assn v Express Pipelines

Ltd case, 352, 352n28, 355

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR), 340,

344, 435, 508, 518, 537

Alternatives

best options, 309–10

guidance, 206–7

impact statement template, 230–31

null option, 521

preferred, 231–34

Anaya, James, 131, 133–34

Andrews, Richard, 22

Anishinaabe people, 124

Anthropocene epoch risks, 242, 255–56

Aquaculture project, 437, 438

Archibald, Linda, 275

Arctic Gas pipeline, 15n16

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Arnstein, Sherry, 329

Assembly of First Nations, 132

Assessment. See Impact assessment

Auditor General Act, 149

Australia (mining), 112

Ban National Park, 157, 401

Bats (Little Brown Myotis), 349, 349n14

Beanlands, Gordon, 9, 14, 19–20, 23, 244

Bellegarde, National Chief Perry, 133n54

Benevides, Hugh, 84n42

Berger Inquiry (Thomas Berger), 13, 15–16,

15n13, 326–27, 471, 473

Bill C-45 (Jobs and Growth Act (2012)), 119,

120

Bill C-69 (Impact Assessment Act ((IAA)

2019)), 84–91. See also Impact Assess-

ment Act ((IAA) 2019)

amendment proposals, 86, 86n53, 87,

87nn56–57, 88, 88nn58–59, 89,

89n66, 90, 184, 184n64,

490n99

beginnings, 84, 474

Conservative senators, 87–88, 88n58

criticisms of, 85, 85n46

environment committee partisanship,

86, 86n53

House of Commons debate, 85–87

Indigenous amendment proposal, 132

lobbyists, 87–88, 88n58, 92n74

project list consultation, 91–92

provincial position, 88, 88n59, 89, 89n66

public hearings, 88

royal assent, 86n52

scientic integrity amendment, 481–82

Senate deliberations, 87–91

Black women, 260–61

Bond, Alan, 415–16

Borrows, John, 447–48

Bowden, Marie-Ann, 115

Boyd, David, 358, 456

British Columbia

climate change mitigation, 280

federal cooperation agreement, 185–86

Indigenous rights legislation, 130,

130n46, 136

monitoring processes evaluation, 363

project assessment registration, 158

regional assessment, 248, 381

substitution process, 174n31

territorial sea rights, 98n7

British Columbia v Canadian Forest Prod-

ucts Ltd case, 114–15

British North America Act, 100

Brucejack Gold Mine Project, 349

Building Canada Plan, 172

Building Common Ground (Expert Panel

report), 4–5, 51–52, 474–75

Bureau d’audiences publiques sur l’envi-

ronnement (BAPE), 187

Cabinet. See Federal government

Caccia, MP Charles, 14

Canada Fund, 405, 406

Canada Nuclear Safety Commission

(CNSC), 64

Canada (Minister of Citizenship and

Immigration) v Vavilov case, 430–31,

482n73

Canada Wildlife Act, 157

Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador

Atlantic Accord Implementation Act,

182, 184

Canada-Newfoundland and Labra-

dor Oshore Petroleum Board

(C-NLOPB), 64–65, 182–83, 184,

184n63, 185

Canada-Nova Scotia Oshore Petroleum

Board (CNSOPB), 64–65, 182–83, 184,

184n63, 185

Canada-Nova Scotia Oshore Petroleum

Resources Accord Implementation Act,

182, 184

Canada-Wide Accord on Environmental

Harmonization, 168

Canadian Association of Petroleum Pro-

ducers (CAPP), 88n58

Canadian Council of Ministers of the

Environment (CCME), 167, 167n8,

168, 188, 381

Canadian Energy Pipeline Association

(CEPA), 88n58