Energy

TransCanada has restarted its Keystone pipeline at reduced operating pressure after repairing a leak that was discovered by a passerby. An estimated 64,000 litres of oil spilled onto farmland.

TransCanada engineers and the U.S. pipeline regulator are working out the best way to fix a segment of the Keystone system that spilled oil in South Dakota.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley used a provincewide TV address Thursday to deliver one of her strongest statements to date on the need for new pipelines, saying Alberta’s fate is Canada’s fate.

CAPP estimates 110,000 direct and indirect jobs have been lost in the downturn,

TransCanada is continuing to investigate a 64,000 litre oil spill near its Keystone pipeline in South Dakota

Tesla's newly announced Model 3 sold so many cars in its first week that it became the single biggest product launch in history.

An historic agreement signed on Tuesday will see Oregon and California remove four dams in order to restore fish habitat to a once thriving, major river

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna embraced renewable energy companies on Wednesday, urging them to help Canada achieve its international climate change commitments.

A new report contends that Energy East could potentially contaminate the drinking water of some five-million people across four provinces if the pipeline leaked

The revenue collected from carbon taxes could do everything from lowering taxes to fixing crumbling infrastructure, suggests a new report

Ontario and Quebec announced bold steps on Tuesday to remove carbon pollution from their economies

Left unchecked, ocean acidification could have devastating consequences for the North American West Coast.

Alberta is poised to make significant investments to promote energy efficiency that will create jobs and support the households that are trying to go green.