Ten things to expect from the Liberal rewrite of the omnibus security law, C-51
Incoming Liberal government says it will repeal "problematic elements" of Stephen Harper's anti-terrorism law
Energy
Ex pipeline exec: Keystone XL can still be salvaged if Canada acts on climate
Putting a price on carbon emissions is the last option Canada has available to persuade U.S. President Barack Obama to approve the controversial cross-border oilsands pipeline.
Incoming Trudeau government faces big policy test in Arctic
Arctic town's resistance to seismic blasting will show if Trudeau's environmental and First Nations policies are a true departure from Harper's single-minded focus on fossil fuel exploitation.
Precision Drilling writes down assets, says capital budget will plunge in 2016
Calgary based company reported an $87 million net loss, or 30 cents per share, for the three months ended Sept. 30.
Limited potential at home has Canada's major solar players expanding globally
Mississauga-based AMP now has several hundred megawatts of power installed in the United Kingdom.
Wall to attend climate talks in Paris to voice Saskatchewan's concerns
Wall says more can be done to help the environment, but also wants to make sure that new policies don't hurt his province.
MIT announces plan to combat climate change, but won't divest from fossil fuel companies
MIT wants to instead work with fossil fuel companies to develop the technology to combat climate change.
Japan eager for face time with Trudeau to talk trade, energy, security
Japan is especially keen to move forward on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, says ambassador to Canada Kenjiro Monji.
Canada mid-pack in G7 nations on coal phase-out policies as Paris nears: report
Japan shown up as the clear laggard because of its plans to add significant coal generating capacity.
Environmentalists urge Trudeau to focus on climate ahead of Paris talks
The Liberals haven't even had time to convene, but already the environmental community is lobbying on climate change with next to no time left before the Paris summit
Classic CBC animation tweaked into climate change video
Greenpeace Canada has released a short animation that uses the classic CBC sign-off to comment on climate change
Interior says it's halting future Arctic offshore lease sales, won't extend current leases
News follows a Sept. 28 announcement by Royal Dutch Shell that it would cease exploration in the Chukchi and Beaufort seas after spending upward of $7 billion on Arctic exploration
Companies charged over 2013 coal tailings pond spill: Alberta Energy Regulator
Coal Valley Resources Inc. and Sherritt International Corporation (TSX:S) face six charges under Alberta's Environmental Protection Act, Public Lands Act and Water Act.
Oil companies pledge support for Paris climate deal; green groups question sincerity
Chief executives of 10 of the world's biggest oil and gas companies have pledged support for an "effective" deal to fight global warming
Standard and Poor's says credit outlook worsens for some Canadian energy firms
Cenovus' rating lowered a notch and the outlook for Husky has been changed from stable to negative.