Alberta

A new report shows how energy company Enbridge has consistently exploited loopholes to deliver more and more tar sands crude south of the border

Rex Murphy unleashed another torrent of anti-environment rhetoric yesterday.

Initiative will focus on two types of natural gas: methane and propane, which can be used in the manufacturing of fertilizers, plastics and other products.

Confused about Alberta's complicated new 2030 climate policy? I certainly was. Here's a visual tour that puts it all in perspective…

Environment responsibility is a necessary condition for energy development - and there is no choice between one or the other - Jim Carr tells executives.

Can you hear that soft rumbling noise?

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley presented her climate change plan today, mostly to positive feedback

Curbs on oil sands emissions and an end to coal power by 2030 are the key planks of a new, greener, Alberta in a groundbreaking announcement by Notley's government just days before Paris talks.

"Ignoring climate change is no way to develop the energy industry," Rachel Notley warns.

Pembina Institute says deals the companies agreed to long ago give them plenty of time to recoup their investments without big payouts from taxpayers.

N.B.'s Brian Gallant describes record of outgoing Prime Minister Stephen Harper as testament to why action on climate change is good for business.

It's hard to make ends meet in Fort McMurray during one of the most severe oil industry crashes in Canadian history.