Here's a look inside Big Oil's "ground war" to change how you think
Canadian oil and gas companies are becoming more sophisticated in their approach to winning public support by adopting aggressive grassroots-style marketing tactics.
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"Embarrassing cousins" - Wildrose apologizes for insulting Wynne to her face
"We didn't have a respectful tone yesterday. We express regret for how things unfolded. The intention was never to embarrass the (Alberta) premier or the premier of Ontario."
TransCanada wants to ship U.S. oil to U.S. customers on Canadian pipeline
"TransCanada is trying to wrap this pipeline in a Canadian flag, but the truth is that they will do what is most profitable,” said Keith Stewart from Greenpeace Canada.
TransCanada ordered to clean up mess for pipeline it wasn't allowed to build
The affected areas include some habitat of some endangered amphibians and rare plant species disrupted during 2012 drilling work beneath the Red Deer and South Saskatchewan Rivers.
Rivers under threat by TransCanada's plans?
TransCanada has known for about two years that its initial plan to install the Energy East pipeline through the Ottawa River was flawed, based on an independent engineering report.
Language czar expects complaints galore on English-only TransCanada pipeline documents
Graham Fraser is predicting there will be backlash against the English-only documents submitted by TransCanada Corp regarding the Energy East pipeline.
Trudeau, ministers to discuss Alberta's reeling economy during cabinet retreat
Rachel Notley told Justin Trudeau's cabinet about the desperate need for a pipeline to get the province's oil sands crude to tidewater and for a quick start to job-creating infrastructure projects.
Trudeau attacked from all sides over pipeline stance
Justin Trudeau's government found itself attacked from all sides on Tuesday over its pipeline policies.
Whistleblowers warned about risky welding before TransCanada pipeline leaked
A bad weld was likely what caused a TransCanada Corp pipeline to leak about 64,000 litres of crude oil onto farmland in South Dakota.
Rachel Notley says every Canadian would benefit from new pipeline
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley used a provincewide TV address Thursday to deliver one of her strongest statements to date on the need for new pipelines, saying Alberta’s fate is Canada’s fate.
Energy East puts drinking water at risk for five million people, report warns
A new report contends that Energy East could potentially contaminate the drinking water of some five-million people across four provinces if the pipeline leaked
Affter winning Saskatchewan election, Brad Wall open to future price on carbon
After winning third majority government, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says he’s not setting out to be the lone voice on conservatism among the provinces or to nag Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
TransCanada shuts down Keystone after oil seeps to surface
TransCanada Corp has shut down its Keystone pipeline after crews spotted oil seeping to the surface near a segment of the line in South Dakota.