The full impact of the Species at Risk Act, which came
fully into force in 2004, remains to be tested. However, its
potential implications to industrial development are significant
and warrant industry's close attention. Published in the
Spring 2010 edition of SEPAC Explorer, the newsletter
of the Small Explorers and Producers Association of Canada.
Article
The Species at Risk Act: Potential Concerns for Oil and Gas Development
May 17, 2010
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