Energy

60 per cent of 18,000 Albertans surveyed believed the provincial government doesn't enforce environmental rules on the oilsands very strictly - and a total of 70 per cent want tougher laws.

Up to 12 billion barrels of oil and 113 trillion cubic feet of gas lie off Newfoundland, says study.

U.S. Department of Transportation proposed expanding pipeline inspection requirements to include rural areas that are currently exempt

The National Energy Board gave Enbridge permission to begin carrying crude oil in its Line 9 pipeline.

Meeting between Notley and Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne will be private - but their provinces' approach to climate change could be among the issues they discuss.

Renewed legal challenge against Harper government's approval of Northern Gateway comes less than three weeks before the federal election.

Mark Carney, the former Governor of the Bank of Canada and current Governor of the Bank of England, calls for the creation of a Climate Disclosure Task Force

TransCanada Inc. said it will abandon its current efforts to invoke eminent domain through the courts and will reapply for state approval - in good news for landowners

High-risk venture has reached the environmental assessment stage and remains on track to have a test well drilled about 230 kilometres southeast of Halifax in 2,000 to 3,000 metres of water

Oilsands companies helping to launch a $20-million XPrize competition to find innovative ways to address carbon emissions - goal being to find practical uses for converted emissions.

Hundreds of resumes for nine positions. Dreams and lives interrupted. While politicians argue, workers feel the heat one year into the oil crash.

Announcement was a huge blow to Shell, which was counting on offshore drilling in Alaska to help it drive future revenue, but environmentalists welcome news.

Damaged wellhead 18 kilometres from Fox Creek has been brought under control and that the flow of natural gas and condensate has been stopped - six days after initial blowout.