Oil goes into a tailings pond at an oil sands operation near Fort McMurray, Alberta, September 17, 2014. REUTERS/File Photo
In a March statement, Imperial said it deeply regretted not providing regular communications to communities after its initial update and would take necessary steps to improve communications in future."I think you need to scrap it and build it back. I don't think it's salvageable in its current form," Daniel Stuckless, director of the Fort McKay Métis Nation, told the committee.
"The regulator is constantly pulling the direction of the conversation in the interests of the regulated parties rather than the public interest," Clark said.
If only the “just store it in a pit in the ground” technique worked
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