Energy

Although the area is crucial to Inuit for hunting and other traditional activities, the federal government has approved underwater seismic blasting by a consortium of energy companies.

Shawn-Patrick Stensil shook his head in disbelief as he walked out of a Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission public meeting on Thursday.

Unlike the panel consultation yesterday, which was attended by more than 300 protesters, the defining element in the room today was silence. Only three Indigenous speakers turned up.

Jules Blais of the University of Ottawa says analysis of a small lake on the edge of the mine lease shows important plants and insects have been wiped out by arsenic contamination.

Bien que TransCanada a maintenant rendu disponible en français la totalité de sa demande sur son site Internet, la plateforme ne permet pas aux utilisateurs de faire une recherche à l'aide de mot-clé.

In less than five minutes, British Columbia resident Eoin Finn reduced a room full of angry pipeline protesters into uncontrollable fits of laughter.

The federal government has given Canada’s embattled pipeline regulator powers to monitor and authorize industry use of a toxic substance deployed during offshore oil spills.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should send Kinder Morgan packing when it makes its decision on the Trans Mountain expansion project later this year, says the Vancouver mayor.

Emails obtained through an access−to−information request by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives show BC Hydro discussing the possible threat posed by hydraulic fracturing.

Three dozen environmental groups from across Canada are calling on the government to suspend federal hearings into the Energy East pipeline and launch a public inquiry into the NEB's private meetings.

The city was left scrambling to find other water sources and footed the bill for two temporary water lines to serve residents.

A major Canadian pipeline company is coming under fire again for failing to provide francophones the same access to information it grants anglophones on a controversial pipeline project.

Dans une nouvelle lettre rendue publique vendredi, l'ONÉ a reconnu le besoin d'examiner officiellement la conduite de sa haute direction.

Canada's pipeline regulator, the National Energy Board has recognized it needs to formally review the conduct of its senior management.

The letter makes seven demands that could shake up senior management at the NEB while suspending federal hearings that formally got under way this week on the Energy East pipeline.