Energy

A spokesman for Donald Trump confirmed the upcoming discussions as he held his first daily White House briefing Monday and took questions on trade, counter-terrorism and his own false statements.

The spill was detected Friday at a site 10 kilometres north of Stoughton in a low−lying area with a frozen slough.

Stephen Schwarzman assured federal cabinet ministers at their retreat on Monday that Canada is not the target in trade North American renegotiations.

"It's very aggressive," David Adams, president of the Global Automakers of Canada, said last week at the Montreal Auto Show.

Much attention is paid to marine mammals like orcas, writes marine biologist Abby Schwarz. But the Kinder Morgan pipeline's tankers will have a serious impact on herring as well.

Kathleen Wynne thinks O’Leary believes the government’s role should be to serve "society’s most well−off," based on policies he’s outlined thus far.

The notice says public comments will be accepted until Feb. 20 on "potential issues, concerns and reasonable alternatives" that should be considered in a study.

The Trudeau government is retreating from a key promise to be more up front with indigenous groups who are taking it to court.

The nomination of Pruitt, 48, to lead the EPA is being fiercely opposed by environmental groups that point to fundraising ties with corporations he has sued to protect.

DeSmog Canada has learned that the office of B.C. Premier Christy Clark was involved in an attempt to discredit reporting on its $8.8 billion Site C hydroelectric dam.

Two Ontario First Nations have abandoned a request for an injunction to stop work on a TransCanada pipeline on their land, but are planning to launch a broader legal challenge.

The Coldwater Indian Band in British Columbia has launched a lawsuit against Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain expansion project, citing lack of consultation and risk to local ecosystems.

Trevor McLeod at Calgary's Canada West Foundation said the agreement could make Canada less competitive and set off feuds between provinces.

"One of the things we inherited from the previous government was a high degree of mistrust by Canadians," Trudeau said as he continued his cross−country tour Tuesday.

Canada's embattled federal pipeline regulator is seeking public input on its own modernization. New rules won't apply to projects already underway, the NEB says.