Taxpayers granted leave to intervene in Alberta court case on no more pipelines law
The CTF will argue that the duplication created by the Impact Assessment Act undermines provincial autonomy, reduces accountability, and imposes unnecessary costs and delays on taxpayers across the country;
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Devin Drover, General Counsel of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation—— Bio and Archives--September 2, 2025
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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has been granted leave to intervene and represent taxpayers in the Alberta Court of Appeal reference case examining the constitutionality of the federal government’s amended Impact Assessment Act.
“Ottawa shouldn’t be able to trample over provincial powers and leave taxpayers footing the bill for delays, duplication and wasted money,” said Devin Drover, CTF General Counsel. “This is an important win for taxpayers because it means their voices will be heard in a case that could reshape the balance of power in Canada.”
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