Energy

Two energy companies both say they responded "immediately" to a pipeline leak, but 200,000 litres of oil condensate then spilled into an excavation pit near Edmonton, Alberta.

Barclays Capital calculated that Canada's Big Six banks — CIBC, Royal Bank, Scotiabank, TD Bank, BMO and National Bank — took $1.3 billion in energy industry loan loss provisions over five quarters.

"If we are going to win the next election we need to have a credible position to reduce emissions," said Conservative MP and leadership candidate Michael Chong.

Ottawa to abandon a wind project on the iconic crescent-shaped sandbar more than 15 years after it launched the initiative. It comes after legislation allowed Exxon to pursue deep drilling for oil.

Ironically, U.S. president Donald Trump has emerged as something of an unlikely champion for an idea that he shares with progressive movements like Maude Barlow's Council of Canadians.

Trudeau delivered the no-holds-barred message to an audience of 400 politicians, business leaders and other notables at the annual St. Matthew's Banquet in the opulent Hamburg city hall.

Semantics aside, the Trump-Trudeau meetings may have a concrete impact on how the border works.

A one-time top aide to former prime minister Stephen Harper was convicted of criminal influence-peddling by Ontario's highest court on Friday.

Few universities have divested fossil fuel holdings, so the volunteer campaign efforts should be turned to protest fossil fuel companies, writes Nick Fillmore.

A small green power company says it has closed a deal to buy a half−built oilsands power plant in northern Alberta halted 16 months ago by international oil giant Royal Dutch Shell.

A historic clash may be erupting between the intelligence apparatus of the United States and the country's democratically elected president, with the high-level intrigue about potential ties to Russia

TransCanada is once again seeking approval of its Keystone XL pipeline route in Nebraska in the latest move to push the polarizing project forward since getting a nod from U.S. President Donald Trump.

There were jaw-dropping moments. Flat-out falsehoods. Swings at the media. Feelings of personal grievance. Blasts at his former campaign rival. And a reference to the political upside of war.

The economic aftershocks of the Fukushima nuclear disaster are striking home for Canadians in the mines of northern Saskatchewan.

According to the regulator, Lexin has failed to comply with multiple orders and doesn't have enough staff to manage its more than 1,600 sites.