Pipeline application reviews continue despite National Energy Board changes
Focus on Energy East and Trans Mountain pipelines has intensified in the wake of President Barack Obama's refusal of Keystone XL.
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Wall says 50 per cent of Saskatchewan power to come from renewables by 2030
Wall slipped in the details while answering questions in the legislature about the province's position on climate change.
Climate change drives political instability and crises: CIA director
If climate change is not brought under control, the world will face more humanitarian crises such as the one in Syria, CIA's director John Brennan warned.
Cost of Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline quietly rises to $6.8 billion
The pricetag for the Trans Mountain pipeline has gotten a lot bigger. So why is Kinder Morgan keeping Canadians, and the National Energy Board, in the dark?
Turks rally for coal-free future on first day of G20
A cry for change echoes from the heart of Turkey's coal country, ground zero in that country's battle against climate change.
Tough lessons for tar sands in reporting climate risks
It's time for Canadian oil sands companies to be honest with their shareholders about what climate policy action means for their business models.
Ontario prepares cap and trade system to put a price on carbon, reduce emissions
Liberal government wants to reduce Ontario's greenhouse gas emissions to 15 per cent below 1990 levels by the year 2020.
IEA says oil markets bearish as demand growth slows, stockpiles climb
Global demand for oil is forecast to increase by 1.2 million barrels a day next year, down from an increase of 1.8 million barrels a day this year.
After Keystone XL denial, a boom for crude-by-rail is not a foregone conclusion
Proponents of Keystone XL and similar proposals frequently trumpeted the benefits of moving crude by pipeline over rail — safety-wise, economically and environmentally.
Canada's $3 billion fossil fuel habit revealed
Scathing new report blows the lid on Harper government's support for fossil fuels - and the mess is now Trudeau's to fix.
Time for Conservatives to make the environment their issue, too
Knee-jerk outrage or dismissal toward environmental policy does not only go against justice and the needs of the future, it goes against sound fiscal conservative sense.
Canadian Pacific: Broken rail caused oil train derailment in Watertown; defect not visible
More than a dozen cars jumped track on Sunday and punctured one car, spilling hundreds of gallons of oil and forcing the evacuation of a nearby neighbourhood.
Silent crowd marks Remembrance Day
A solemn, two-minute silence fell over a crowd of thousands surrounding the National War Memorial for the annual Remembrance Day ceremony.