Add to ORKGIn this article, the author examines the legal framework in effect in the Atlantic Canada offshore through a comparative analysis of the Western Canada onshore regime in five basic areas: property rights, oil and gas rights, the constitutional division of oil and gas authority, basic agreements and the application of laws. The major differences exposed by this analysis should aid east coast oil and gas practitioners in properly advising their clients
This special edition of the Dalhousie Law Journal includes selected papers from the 4th East Coast S...
The author discusses the interpretation of section 40 of the Nova Scotia Accord Act (Canada) and the...
In Canada responsibility for regulating labour relations, employment and occupational health and saf...
This article will examine statutory and common law liens in relation to assets used in oil and gas e...
This article examines the royalty regime in the area offshore the two oil and gas producing province...
This article identifies and comments on some of the issues which may be of interest respecting petro...
The focus ofoiland gas development in the Atlantic region has for many years been on the offshore ar...
In this article, the authors examine the issue of drainage in the Atlantic Canada offshore. The offs...
For many years, development of the oil and gas potential off the east coast of Canada was delayed wh...
Offshore oil and gas projects sometimes require financing, and project financing usually requires th...
While it is a truism that people shape resources, it is equally true that resources shape people. Th...
The author examines various approaches adopted by government to balance the state\u27s interest in p...
The development of an offshore oiland gas industry in the Gulf ofSt. Lawrence has created, for the f...
This article outlines the regime of statutory liability and financial responsibility requirements fo...
Disputes over the ownership of resources off both the east and west coasts of Canada have recently b...
This special edition of the Dalhousie Law Journal includes selected papers from the 4th East Coast S...
The author discusses the interpretation of section 40 of the Nova Scotia Accord Act (Canada) and the...
In Canada responsibility for regulating labour relations, employment and occupational health and saf...
This article will examine statutory and common law liens in relation to assets used in oil and gas e...
This article examines the royalty regime in the area offshore the two oil and gas producing province...
This article identifies and comments on some of the issues which may be of interest respecting petro...
The focus ofoiland gas development in the Atlantic region has for many years been on the offshore ar...
In this article, the authors examine the issue of drainage in the Atlantic Canada offshore. The offs...
For many years, development of the oil and gas potential off the east coast of Canada was delayed wh...
Offshore oil and gas projects sometimes require financing, and project financing usually requires th...
While it is a truism that people shape resources, it is equally true that resources shape people. Th...
The author examines various approaches adopted by government to balance the state\u27s interest in p...
The development of an offshore oiland gas industry in the Gulf ofSt. Lawrence has created, for the f...
This article outlines the regime of statutory liability and financial responsibility requirements fo...
Disputes over the ownership of resources off both the east and west coasts of Canada have recently b...
This special edition of the Dalhousie Law Journal includes selected papers from the 4th East Coast S...
The author discusses the interpretation of section 40 of the Nova Scotia Accord Act (Canada) and the...
In Canada responsibility for regulating labour relations, employment and occupational health and saf...