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& Z! E  h) [1 D7 o& t% m OTTAWA 鈥?Major new energy projects will have to be assessed and either approved or denied within two years under a massive new national assessment bill being introduced in the House of Commons.Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, who introduced the 341-page Impact Assessment Act Thursday morning, said it will provide clarity and certainty about how the process works, what companies need to do, and why and how decisions are made.Canada just upped its game today, McKenna said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          stanley cup                She said the new system will help improve certainty to attract investments and prevent the polarization of sides and legal battles such as those currently affecting the Trans Mountain pipeline project. That project, to triple the capacity of an existing line between Alberta and British Columbia, was approved under interim principles put in place by the Liberals in early 2016, but is still mired in controversy.McKenna said the new system sets legislate stanley thermobecher d time lines for making a decision, lifts the restrictions on who can partici stanley nz pate in an assessment process to allow more people to weigh in and requires the reasons behind a decision to be made public, including access to the science used in each case. She believes all those things will help return confidence to a system she says is broken.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Under the new act, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency w Ebeq Man facing 337 charges after guns found
1 X+ X4 b5 h( p3 E- @ The Rockton Worlds Fair will return Thanksgiving weekend after a one-year hiatus brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.The cancellation in 2020 was the first in the fairs 168-year history, but in last years cancellation announcement the Rockton Agricultural Society vowed to return in 2021. Rockton Agricultural Society manager Lois James said the official decision to hold the Oct. 8-11 fair was made July 21. Were excited about it,  she said, noting they are only 11 weeks away from the fair date.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        James cautioned that the fair may look different this year, as they are not sure what will be allowed in terms of capacity for the event. However, she stressed all tickets for the fair will be sol stanley website d online, which will allow the fair to control the number of visitors. Everything may be a little bit smaller,  she said. Smaller in attendance, smaller in exhibitors.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                  stanley drinking cup                 James said they hope to be able to offer most of the fair staples, including livestock sho stanley tumbler ws and the demolition derby 鈥?although they will not be doing any food judging, for safety reasons.She noted 4-H Canada is not giving approval for 4-H events until 10 days prior to events, so instead of running the shows through 4-H, they will instead be youth shows. In terms of the popular demolition derby, James said they are hoping to hold the event and are currently in talks with two different