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"I am seeing signs of a system in crisis, where departments are unable to fulfill even their most basic obligations under the act," she told a group of bureaucrats yesterday in a private meeting.
A copy of the watchdog's speaking notes was obtained by The Canadian Press.
According to Legault new protocols and directives are thwarting the public's access to information. She cited a Treasury Board directive, released in April of this year, that instructs bureaucrats to exclude ministers' offices from access-to-information document searches.
Some protection is afforded to information contained in a minister's office due to a Supreme Court of Canada ruling in May of 2011, but Legault indicates this new directive oversteps the measures of that ruling.
"This new component is not found in the Supreme Court of Canada's decision," her speaking notes read. "In my view, it is potentially damaging to requesters' rights."
The directive in question also gives senior political staffers decision-making power over which documents are relevant to access-to-information requests, leaving ostensibly non-partisan decisions up to political actors.
Other points of concern for Leagult were unfulfilled requests, where information was unjustifiably refused or excluded from the Access to Information Act.
In addition, she believes such unjustified delays were irresponsibly handled by departments.
Legault took the Department of National Defense to federal court for a 1,110-day extension under the Act, only to have the department release the documents a few weeks before the court challenge.
"This type of case is not rare," she said.
According to her notes, complaints to the Information Officer's office in the first five months of the 2013-2014 year are up by 35 per cent. Complaints about departments claiming 'no record exists' in response to a request are also up by 34 per cent.
This week marks the annual Right to Know Week which promotes transparency in government.
Commissioner Legault also launched a formal investigation into the Harper government's alleged systematic efforts to silence scientists and censor their engagement with the media. That investigation, launched after the release of a 128-page report by the University of Victoria's Environmental Law Centre and Democracy Watch, is currently ongoing.
Legault has previously admitted this government is "not the most transparent," and is a laggard in the Access to Information area. In 2011 less than 20 per cent of requests were fully disclosed. In early 2013, Legault claimed the government's transparency was at an all time low and requests for extension were at an all time high.
A poor access-to-information regime "prevents Canadians from holding governments to account," she told the CBC back in February.
"Canadians should be angry," she said at the time. "It's really a fundamental democratic right in Canada [and] it's linked to freedom of expression."
The reported amount has grown from an initially estimated 4,450 litres or 28 cubic metres in late June, according the AER's website.
The figures, made public by the AER, are reported to the regulator from CNRL, prompting onlookers to raise concerns about industry self-reporting.
Bob Curran from the Alberta Energy Regulator says that it is normal for companies to report spill volumes and rates in incidents like these. Although, he adds, "these aren't numbers that we're saying we've 100 per cent verified but these are numbers that are being reported to us. I think there's an important caveat on that."
The seepage, which reportedly began in early 2013, although wasn't officially reported to the public until late May, is occurring on sites where CNRL uses High Pressure Cyclic Steam Stimulation (HPCSS) to recover bitumen from deep reservoirs. The process uses a combination of high pressures and temperatures to fracture the rock surrounding bitumen deposits. Super hot steam melts and pressurizes the bitumen, allowing it to surface up a wellbore.
Currently, on at least 4 CNRL sites, pressurized bitumen is leaking to the surface through uncontrolled fissures in the ground. Both the AER and CNRL are unable to explain the cause of the spill or say when it might stop.
The AER didn't immediately announce the incidents to the public. The AER's Bob Curran told Postmedia News, "The first three incidents were quite small compared to this last one. There were no public impacts, there were negligible environmental impacts. No real trigger to put out a news release."
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Crystal Lameman, member of the Beaver Lake Cree Nation whose territory includes the Cold Lake spill site, says she's frustrated with the AER's tendency to minimize the incident and its impact.
"The mere fact that they are the ones that determine what is minimal when it doesn't directly impact them – that concerns me. I'll be the judge of what is deemed minimal when toxic water is spilling out on the land in our traditional territory. So just because it may at that time have not affected a human being, it affects those beings that cannot speak for themselves and those beings that we have the constitutionally protected right to fish and hunt. But if they're drinking toxic water and breathing toxic air how can they guarantee to us that those animals are in their purest form?" she said.
"I have a real issue with the way that they determine what is minimal, what is of concern, what is a lot, what is a little. That concerns me because thus far, since they've changed their name from the ERCB to the AER, I've seen nothing but a bad track record in the way they report, in the way they provide comment, the lack of expediting information to local First Nations people. What I've found is that we're often the last ones to find out about these spills."
The released caused the death of 2 beavers, 49 birds, 105 amphibians, and 46 small mammals, the AER reports. Clean up and containment efforts are still ongoing and the early stages of a subsurface investigation are underway.
The AER and Alberta's Energy and Sustainable Resource Development have launched provincial investigations and recently Environment Canada announced a federal investigation is also being undertaken.
]]>The cause of the 2009 seepage was never determined and details of an investigation by the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER), then called the Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB), weren't made public until last year, four years after the initial incident.
The new report, called "CNRL's Persistent 2013 Bitumen Releases Near Cold Lake, Alberta: Facts, Unanswered Questions, and Implications," takes aim at the AER for allowing certain in-situ, or underground, tar sands extraction technologies to continue without adequately addressing "major unknowns." The independent investigation reveals the AER continually fails to protect the public interest in relation to these spills and that both industry and government demonstrate 'dysfunction' in their lack of transparency with the public.
CNRL, the company responsible for both the 2009 and current leaks, uses a process called High Pressure Cyclic Steam Stimulation (HPCSS) to fracture underlying bedrock in order to extract bitumen under pressure. HPCSS uses extremely high pressures and temperatures to create underground fractures allowing for the migration of bitumen. According to the ERCB's investigation of the 2009 incident, these underground fractures were offered as a potential explanation for the uncontrolled release of bitumen above ground.
Despite multiple investigations, regulators and industry were unable to definitively identify the cause of the 2009 incident. The new report's two authors, Peter Lee and Dr. Kevin Timoney, suggest this lack of certainty makes the company's continued operation in the area, and use of HPCSS technology, inexplicable.
"In light of the unquantified risks to the bitumen reservoir, groundwater, and the adjacent ecosystems, the decision by the ERCB to allow HPCSS to continue during and after the [2009] incident was unjustified by the available evidence," the report states.
There are "spatial and temporal" reasons for believing the two incidents are related, claim the authors. An analysis of the time and locations of the seepage shows a consistent pattern of leaks, each migrating outwards from a central location where the 2009 incident occurred.
Although the causes of the incidents remain "unclear," they write the seepage is "known to involve migration of bitumen emulsion through a network of vertical and horizontal fissures."
"Due diligence dictates that all HPCSS operations should be suspended until major unknowns are addressed. If not, continued use of HPCSS may result in large and unpredictable costs, and those costs will not be borne by the energy companies but by future generations," the report states.
Crystal Lameman, member of the Beaver Lake Cree Nation whose traditional territory the seepage is within, says the ongoing situation calls into question the role and ultimate purpose of the AER. "What is their job, really?" Lameman asks. "What is their job and what is their agenda?"
The AER's role depends upon their ability to regulate industry, she says. "They are supposed to be monitoring them and ensuring they are following through with the proper protocols, policies and procedures," she said.
Lameman says the AER's inability to prevent multiple releases of bitumen into the environment is difficult to understand.
"Are they becoming deliberately ignorant to what industry is doing? Are they turning a blind eye? I guess I'm asking these questions because I can't think of any other reason these thing like the CNRL spill can happen, or not be stopped, or reported at a quicker rate. It causes concern for me as someone who lives in a tar sands impacted community."
For Lameman, the ongoing incident in Cold Lake is a part of a longer-running pattern.
"Since they've changed their name from the ERCB to the AER, I've seen nothing but a bad track record in the way they report, in the way they provide comment, the lack of expediting information to local First Nations people. What I've found is that we're often the last ones to find out about these spills."
The Global Forest Watch report also criticizes both the AER and CNRL for failing to communicate adequately with the media and the general public. The lack of information, says Lameman, leaves impacted communities guessing.
"What next? Are we going to find out that the spill from '09 has been ongoing since '09? And the AER, at that time the ERCB, didn't tell us? Are we going to find out next that CNRL was pumping at higher pressures than they were supposed to?" she asked. The question of dangerously high injection pressures is a concern also raised by Timoney and Lee in the investigative report.
For Lameman, the events on CNRL's site bring to light the inherent dangers of extracting bitumen deposits with in-situ technologies. "We're putting our guards down when we believe the AER when it says that in-situ and SAGD are safer methods. How? How are these safe?" she asked. "The more spills that happen, [the AER] is proven otherwise."
]]>The total cost, which includes clean up and remediation, was topped off with an additional $3,699,200 fine levied by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA). According to the docket, Enbridge violated several laws involving pipeline management, procedural manuals for operations and maintenance, public awareness, accident reporting and qualifications among others.
The spill, which went unaddressed for over 17 hours, was exacerbated by Enbridge's failed response according to the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). At a hearing last year the NTSB's chair Deborah Hersman likened the company to a band of Keystone Kops for their bungled response, which included twice pumping additional crude into the line -- accounting for 81 per cent of the total release -- before initiating emergency shut down. The disaster revealed numerous internal problems within Enbridge that were further described by the NTSB as "pervasive organizational failures."
Communities along Talmadge Creek and the Kalamazoo River near Marshall, Michigan experienced sickness from the fumes associated with the spilled dilbit, or diluted bitumen, that blanketed miles of intersecting wetlands and waterways. Dilbit is a mixture of heavy oil from the Alberta tar sands and corrosive liquid chemicals, including benzene known to cause cancer in humans, that allow the viscous crude to flow.
The particular composition of dilbit is in part responsible for the spill's high costs -- nearly 10 times more than any other onshore spill -- because of dilbit from the tar sands which sinks in water, rather than floating like conventional oil. Enbridge, despite several attempts to clear the riverbed of remaining oil, spent nearly 3 years working on clean up of submerged oil.
As recently as March 2013 the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ordered Enbridge to perform additional dredging in the Kalamazoo to clean up unrecovered oil along the river's bottom.
At the time of the spill Mark Durno, a deputy incident commander with the EPA told InsideClimate News "submerged oil is what makes this thing more unique than even the Gulf of Mexico situation." Because Enbridge did not disclose to federal and local officials the contents of the pipeline, it wasn't until a week later that responders knew what they were dealing with.
PHMSA records show that the defect that led to the 6-and-a-half foot gash in the side of Line 6B was detected at least three times before the incident, although neither Enbridge nor the federal regulator felt the damage required repair.
In a recently-released report addressing Enbridge's Line 9, pipeline safety expert Richard Kuprewicz claimed Enbridge "has a culture where safety management seems to not be a critical part of their operation."
Currently Enbridge has several proposed pipeline plans including the Northern Gateway Pipeline that would carry tar sands crude to the British Columbia coast and Line 9 that would transport tar sands crude to the eastern seaboard. Both lines would open the coasts to export opportunities. Local communities point to Kalamazoo and sinking dilbit as reasons coastal ports should not consider carrying tar sands crude on oil tankers bound for Asian or other shores.
Enbridge's most current application, a 'Certificate of Need for a Crude Oil Pipeline,' was presented to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission this month as a part of Enbridge's "ongoing efforts to meet North America's needs for reliable and secure transportation of petroleum energy supplies" via the Alberta Clipper.
The Alberta Clipper, or Line 67, will increase its capacity from 570,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 800,000 bpd should the application be approved. The application is the second phase of Enbridge's proposed capacity increase for the Alberta Clipper. The first application, filed October 8, 2012, initially proposed the line be increased to 570,000 from 450,000 bpd.
Currently the line carries crude oil from Hardisty, Alberta to terminal facilities in Superior, Wisonsin where the line meets up with Enbridge's Mainline System for distribution across the US.

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In the USA, the day after Thanksgiving, this weekend marks the beginning of the holiday rush through to the new year. Hudson shot this exclusive video of Patti Smith singing during the Fortnight music party at Southpaw in Brooklyn. It seems fitting, since Thanksgiving marks a time of gratitude for plenty that Patti is singing this folk song. Check out some of the intial lyrics, below. Also, check out how at almost age 64 (December 30, 1946), the godmother of punk rock still spits a yellow streak on stage!
Congrats, Patti on just winning the National Book Award for her memoir of her early years with artist Robert Mapplethorpe in Chelsea, NYC!
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Suffice it to say, the USC Trojans had a disappointing season.
Going into the season with national championship aspirations, the team jumped out to a 6-1 start, and looked poised to at least capture a Rose Bowl bid. However, the team limped into the finish, ending out the season 7-5 (5-4 in the Pac-12) — possibly hurt the draft stock of quarterback Matt Barkley – and will find itself playing in the Sun Bowl on New Year's Eve.
On Thursday the Trojans landed in El Paso, so, of course, head coach Lane Kiffin decided to be festive about the affair. The picture below of Kiffin in a sombrero was tweeted out by the Trojans' official account with the simple message "The Trojans have arrived in El Paso. Yup, that is Lane Kiffin sporting a sombrero. #USC #SunBowl."
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L'Hospitalet de Llobregat Baseball Stadium is a baseball stadium located in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Catalonia, Spain. The venue, opened in July 1991 and seating 2500, was one of two used for baseball competitions at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, including the finals.
During the 1992 games, seating was expanded to 7000.
- 1992 Summer Olympics official report. Volume 2. pp. 311-6.
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