Bruce Livesey makes history with National Newspaper Award
Bruce Livesey made history last Friday, becoming the first journalist at an online-only outlet to win a National Newspaper Award.
Energy
Mega-dam driving clean energy out of B.C., critics tell Liberals
Wind and geothermal companies are taking their businesses elsewhere because they can’t compete with Site C's projected cheap output, says Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver.
Suncor admits climate change will turn its business upside down
Canada’s clean tech sector is “awash in red ink,” despite the best efforts of governments, claims a new report.
Trudeau, Carr to speak at Houston energy summit
A handful of oil and gas CEOs, along with Saudi Arabia's energy minister, will also speak at annual summit in Texas.
Alberta's oil and gas wells are triggering a multibillion dollar bill
Landowners have been frustrated, questioning how long it's taking the Alberta Energy Regulator and provincial government to deal with an oil and gas liability that could cost billions to clean up.
First Nations given role on Pacific NorthWest LNG environment committee
Two B.C. First Nations have agreed to be members of a new environmental monitoring committee for the proposed $11.4-billion Pacific NorthWest LNG project.
New legal challenge aims to shut down Energy East hearings before they restart
Less than 24 hours after Canada's federal pipeline regulator named a new Energy East hearing panel, an environmental group in northern Ontario is trying to shut it down.
Conservative dinner in Calgary with Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway cancelled
A sold out dinner with Donald Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway, scheduled for this week in Calgary, has been cancelled
Quebec and Ontario sign $1-billion annual hydroelectricity agreement
Quebec and Ontario have signed a $1-billion annual hydroelectricity deal.
Opinion: 'A desperately-needed energy revolution is at hand'
A Senate committee is studying the best ways to help Canada move toward a lower-carbon economy. Vice-chair Paul J. Massicotte advocates greater use of biofuels.
Oil and gas project delays hurting Canada's reputation, industry group says
They fear Donald Trump's election in the United States adds pressure to Canada to clear regulatory hurdles blocking new projects.
Trump retreats on pledge to jail Clinton and shows openness to climate treaty
In a strange interview with the New York Times, U.S. Presidential-elect Donald Trump appeared to retreat on key pledges to jail Hillary Clinton and pull out of the Paris climate change treaty.
Trump's vow to soon ramp up production in U.S. raises concern in Canada's oilpatch
While Donald Trump's message lacked specifics, it has caught the attention of oil and gas groups north of the border, making the Canadian oil patch nervous.
A longer arc: How we win on climate and energy, after Trump
After the wrenching events of Tuesday night, that fundamental truth is unchanged. We just now know that the arc will be a bit longer.
N.L. premier to meet with aboriginal leaders over Muskrat Falls protests
The premier of Newfoundland and Labrador is set to meet with aboriginal leaders today about controversial flooding for the Muskrat Falls hydroelectricity project.