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The new panel reviewing TransCanada Corp.'s controversial Energy East pipeline project plans to consider the upstream and downstream greenhouse gas emissions associated with its operations.

Endorsing the BC NDP launched a tide of criticism against environmentalist Tzeporah Berman.

Farid El-Hayouni and Ibtissam Saidi are almost certain they won't live on Prospect Drive again.

"This is a concern because methane is a very potent greenhouse gas, 84 times more potent than carbon dioxide over a 20-year period," said Ian Bruce of the David Suzuki Foundation.

Federal government scientists say they have devised an accurate way to directly measure air pollutants from oilsands mines.

Canada’s clean tech sector is “awash in red ink,” despite the best efforts of governments, claims a new report.

The 2014 oil crash doesn't seem to have had much effect on research to shrink the environmental footprint of the oilsands, according to an industry alliance.

Just as some Quebec craft breweries campaign against Energy East, some local B.C. breweries are pitching in against Trans Mountain.

One by one, property owners in Burnaby, B.C. are learning for the first time that their land lies on the route of a major new pipeline project.

A photo essay by Alex Tétreault. Ottawa residents surprise a local branch of TD Bank with a letter urging the financial institution to end its financial ties with fossil fuel companies.

Alberta's oilsands could be heading for another showdown over tailings ponds after an independent assessment found that the cleanup plans of six major operators don't meet new rules.

Protesters inside and outside TD Bank's annual meeting in Toronto called on shareholders to push the bank to end its partnership with energy company Kinder Morgan.

Signs of the Canadian oil and gas industry's recovery from a punishing two-year downturn are emerging in unlikely places, including fine grains of sand.

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.

The price of transporting petroleum products to British Columbia along the existing Trans Mountain system will more than double once the expansion becomes operational.