Lawmakers announce plan to extend California cap and trade
With a bill now in print, lawmakers could vote on the deal as early as Thursday. The cap−and−trade reauthorization needs support from two−thirds of lawmakers to pass.
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Not about 'profiting:' Khadr opens up on settlement of his fight with Ottawa
Former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Omar Khadr quietly speaks of a day when the dust has finally settled and he becomes, as he puts it, someone on the street you don't look twice at.
Pre-NAFTA charm offensive: PM to attend meeting with more than 30 U.S. governors
The Canadian Pre-NAFTA charm offensive: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attending a gathering next week of several dozen U.S. state governors.
Trump agrees to anti-protectionist measures, but not climate change, at G20
G20 leaders have agreed to fight protectionism but do not have unanimous agreement on action to fight climate change because of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Tillerson in focus as Exxon investigation intensifies
"Wayne Tracker" cannot be forced to testify under oath. He does not exist.
Endangered Hawaiian monk seal gives birth on Waikiki beach
An endangered Hawaiian monk seal has given birth on a Waikiki beach — the first such birth in at least several decades.
Trump plan would expand oil drilling in Arctic and Atlantic
The Trump administration said on Thursday, June 29, 2017, it is taking steps to expand oil drilling in the Arctic and Atlantic oceans.
Study links at-risk orcas' failed pregnancies to scarce food
Endangered killer whales that frequent the inland waters of Washington state are having pregnancy problems because they cannot find enough fish to eat, according to a new study.
Board: Pipeline security company operated without license
North Dakota regulators are suing a private security firm hired by the developer of the Dakota Access oil pipeline, alleging it operated in the state without a license.
Five Eyes stress sharing information to battle 'relentless' terrorist plots
Security and justice officials from the Five Eyes countries plan to explore "more timely and detailed" information sharing to detect terrorists and extremist fighters.
Trump administration moves to withdraw clean-water rule
The Trump administration moved Tuesday to roll back an Obama administration policy that protected more than half the nation’s streams from pollution.
Naomi Klein on 'the horror of recognition' and why Canadians should push their PM
As populism rises across North America, people must come together to challenge the system rather than wait for the “next electoral saviour,” says best-selling Canadian author Naomi Klein.
Canada is in the right on softwood dispute, says Trudeau
Prime Minister Trudeau says his government will continue to work with the U.S. administration to find a resolution to the latest chapter of the long-running dispute over softwood lumber.
Canadian lumber producers brace for second round of softwood lumber duties
Canada's softwood lumber industry is bracing for a second wave of U.S. duties expected to come on June 26, 2017, that could put further pressure on producers, particularly smaller ones, to cut jobs.
U.S. to take 'do no harm' approach to NAFTA talks: Trump's trade representative
Donald Trump's trade czar says U.S. negotiators will take a "do-no-harm" approach to renegotiating NAFTA amid fears that altering the deal could hurt many American agricultural sectors.