National Energy Board

The controversial pipeline poses severe "risk of a toxic tarsands spill that could not be adequately cleaned up," and will "fuel catastrophic climate change" says First Nations in the northwest.

And they're not taking 'no' for an answer.

The company must meet 48 conditions, including five related to the protection and restoration of caribou habitat. The project would run though the territory of the threatened boreal woodland caribou.

We can’t have an informed public conversation when university profs and news outlets aren’t giving people the facts, writes Kai Nagata.

"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."

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.

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.

Graham Fraser is predicting there will be backlash against the English-only documents submitted by TransCanada Corp regarding the Energy East pipeline.

Canada’s National Energy Board (NEB) has approved a major pipeline expansion project linking Alberta's oilsands to Metro Vancouver, with 157 conditions.

Tar sands expansion ends here and now, said more than 800 protesters at a demonstration against the Trans Mountain expansion on Saturday in Vancouver, B.C.

Environmentalists and Indigenous leaders are threatening "an onslaught of litigation" to block Texas-based energy giant Kinder Morgan's proposed Trans-Mountain pipeline expansion project.

Did the controversial Northern Gateway pipeline buckle on its deadline as a result of 209 approval conditions?

Enbridge said its watchdog required it to propose edits to a federal audit.

The final audit report hid the existence of secret Enbridge environmental reports and deleted paragraphs suggesting the pipeline operator would have trouble preventing leaks on aging infrastructure.