The Globe and Mail reports in Friday, Nov. 20, edition that the federal government plans to outline changes to pipeline reviews in the coming weeks and months as Ottawa seeks to restore confidence in its regulators. A Bloomberg dispatch to The Globe reports that the international community and Canadians want to see a robust environmental assessment process for pipelines, Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said. "We certainly hear the message from industry that certainty is important and the plan isn't to drag this out over years," Ms. McKenna told reporters earlier this week. "That is part of my mandate, a very important part of my mandate." Ms. McKenna spelled out five priorities for the federal government's climate policy, including a shift from coal to renewable power, putting a price on carbon, rapidly improving the efficiency of buildings, modernizing public transportation with electric vehicles and investing in education. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau won last month's federal election after campaigning on a platform that promised to work with provinces to "take action on climate change, put a price on carbon, and reduce carbon pollution."