Energy

A teacher in Nunavut who was crowdfunding for a modest greenhouse to grow vegetables with his students is revising his plans after Canadians responded with a bumper crop of donations.

The Weather Network released its summer forecast Tuesday, and chief meteorologist Chris Scott said it may feel like being on a teeter−totter.

Kinder Morgan's plan to raise money for its Trans Mountain expansion through an initial public offering could not come at a more awkward time.

Governments who are thinking about approving major fossil fuel projects should think carefully about the consequences about what happens when the infrastructure becomes obsolete.

Protests against pipelines held in Vancouver and Seattle during prime minister's visits.

Musician and writer David Usher has created a Climate Clock to show the world just how close it is to catastrophic climate change.

Nu Grocery, Ottawa's very first zero-waste grocery store, is slated to open in Hintonburg in July.

Legislation to enact a federal carbon pricing plan expected spring 2018, but revenue questions are still unanswered.

The new panel appointed to assess TransCanada's Energy East pipeline has ruled against a public inquiry and says no internal documents related to the Charest Affair will be published.

A $235-million loan from Alberta, financed with $30-million from the federal government, is expected to create 1,650 jobs to clean up some old oil and gas wells.

RCMP and CSIS supply oil industry with intelligence they collect on activists

Death is inevitable but it doesn’t have to be bad for the environment.

The oil and gas industry says controlling for methane will be costly and burdensome. One company disagrees.

The carbon tax, or cap−and−trade equivalent, will have to go up by $10 a year, rising to $50 a tonne by the end of 2022.

Battered by more than two years of weak oil prices, drillers and other oilfield service providers look to lower costs and strengthen finances by scaling up.