Pipeline Spills 290,000 Litres of Crude Oil Emulsion in Northern Alberta
A pipeline owned by Paramount Resources Ltd. released an estimated 100,000 litres of crude oil...
‘It’s An Environmental Law-Free Zone’: B.C. Auditor General Asked to Investigate Unregulated Placer Mining
Placer mining kills fish, damages streams, poses a risk to drinking water and jeopardizes Indigenous...
Canada’s Upcoming Fish Farm Rules Likely to Prop Up Industry, Critics Warn
As the federal government considers bringing in new laws to govern fish farms, there is...
BP Offshore Rig Moves to Nova Scotia Coast Before Drill Permits Granted
Despite not yet receiving a final approval for drilling, BP Canada is in the process...
As Arctic Opens to Shipping, Communities Scramble for Oil Spill Response Training
On a sunny August afternoon in 2010, the Clipper Adventurer hit an underwater rock shelf...
How Canada Could Prevent Drilling in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge and Save the Porcupine Caribou
In the mid-1970s, a young lawyer named Ian Waddell took a helicopter ride across the...
‘We’re Talking Very Big Bucks’: New Bill Could Put Oil Companies on the Hook for Climate Change Costs
Oil companies have become some of the wealthiest organizations in history by producing a product...
Canada’s Governments Don’t Have Real Plans to Fight or Adapt to Climate Change: New Audit
Canada talks the talk, but fails to walk the walk on climate change, according to...
NDP Offers Tax Breaks, Subsidies to Attract B.C.’s Single Largest Carbon Polluter: LNG Canada
The B.C. government unveiled a new natural gas development plan Thursday in an attempt to...
