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Court strikes down coal challenge in Saskatchewan

The court ruled that decisions on coal use are government policy, supporting Saskatchewan’s plan to extend coal power into the 2040s despite environmental concerns and federal phase-out rules.

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A citizen-led climate justice challenge to the Saskatchewan government’s plan to continue using coal power failed when a court sided with the province earlier this week.

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Court dismisses Sask. Environmental Society challenge against government coal plan

The Saskatchewan Environmental Society's legal challenge against the province's plan to keep coal plants running past 2029 was dismissed in a Saskatoon Court of King's Bench ruling earlier this month.

·Saskatoon, Canada
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Court strikes down coal challenge in Saskatchewan

A citizen-led climate justice challenge to the Saskatchewan government’s coal power extension failed when a court sided with the province earlier this week.

·Canada
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National Observer broke the news in Canada on Monday, January 19, 2026.
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