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Trilogy oil emulsion spill in Alberta reaches size of four football fields
The pipeline leak has now damaged roughly three hectares of remote land in north-central Alberta.
'Stoner' Tommy Chong says Canada's pot legislation could set example for U.S.
He credits marijuana for healing him of prostate and colorectal cancers and says only the big pharmaceutical companies could lose out on benefits.
Jean-François Lisée elected Parti Quebecois leader on second round
Jean-François Lisée, 58, was elected PQ leader Friday, winning 50.6 per cent of support on the second round of voting.
B.C.'s Clark urged to reject Kinder Morgan pipeline for failing key condition
A National Academy of Science study concludes that oil containing diluted bitumen acts differently than other types of crude when spilled.
MP's bid to toughen animal cruelty laws defeated, government pledges own reforms
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet ministers joinined forces with the Conservatives to vote it down.
Great Bear Rainforest project earns environmental group $100,000 U.S. award
Three groups that were once labelled enemies of the province by a British Columbia premier have been given an international award for their work in helping to protect the Great Bear Rainforest.
Economy continues rebound with 0.5% growth in July, beating expectations
Statistics Canada said there was a 19 per cent increase in non-conventional oil extraction, which includes oilsands.
Federal government assembles panel to explore charities and political activities
The federal government is embarking on public consultations about the rules regarding political activities by registered charities.
Failed high-five between Trudeau, Prince George focus of British news coverage
Trudeau was seen lifting his hand, trying to high-five the young prince, who shook his head and did not accept the gesture.