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If necessary, as prime minister, Tory leadership hopeful Lisa Raitt says she would use Canada's controversial notwithstanding clause to override Quebec's opposition to the Energy East pipeline.

“When the fire department tells us the community might be a dangerous place because of the project, that’s supposed to be OK?” Burnaby resident Grayson Barke asks about the new Kinder Morgan pipeline.

Less than two days after receiving a Canadian Association of Journalism award, National Observer has been nominated for one of the country's top public service reporting prizes.

The regulator told National Observer it launched the investigation to defend against a "security risk." But the evidence emerging indicates something else entirely.

Quebec politicians are signing on to a campaign arguing that Canada's oil patch is trying to ruin beer and fun.

Canada's energy regulator has widened the scope of a safety recall on dodgy parts in pipelines that were first flagged about 10 years ago.

Many of you reading this today might believe there was an environmental disaster based on a news article that found it's way onto your social media feed. It's all true, but it happened last year.

A deal reached between British Columbia and Trans Mountain reveals new details about Kinder Morgan's timeline to approve investments for a proposed oil pipeline expansion and hiring local workers.

The panel's recommendations appear to align with interim measures introduced by the government last year that it would apply five guiding principles to its changes in the review process.

Two of the executives who recently were reimbursed for tens of thousands of dollars in moving expenses were appointed by former prime minister Stephen Harper's government.

Legal action adds a new twist to a high-stakes saga as Trudeau's government seeks to restore public trust in federal oversight of industry in the face of fierce opposition to pipelines.

Canada's federal pipeline regulator faced renewed calls for a public inquiry on Tuesday over conflict of interest allegations that prompted a small protest in downtown Montreal.

A legal battle between the City of Burnaby and the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has ended with the British Columbia Court of Appeal ruling the National Energy Board can override municipal bylaws.

Mike De Souza's exclusive investigation on alleged conflict of interest within the National Energy Board's review of the Energy East pipeline has been nominated for a national journalism award.

Federal agencies are responding to an oil spill at an Enbridge Inc. storage site that contaminated a creek in an area east of Edmonton.