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Joe Oliver encouraged by talks with U.S. counterpart, feeling hopeful about...
OTTAWA — Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver has emerged from meetings with his U.S. counterpart and other American officials a little more encouraged about the fate of the Keystone XL pipeline, but...
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Beleaguered Texas town struggles with Keystone XL
PORT ARTHUR, Texas – For Eddie Brown, 54, a former refinery worker and now owner of the Kutz 4 Kingz Barber Shop in Port Arthur, enough is enough. “My mom died of cancer,” he said. “My son had...
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NDP to unveil energy plan focused on sustainability, First Nations partnerships
OTTAWA — The NDP will roll out details of its “pan-Canadian” energy plan Wednesday — a plan focused on sustainability, partnerships with provinces and First Nations communities and long-term...
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NDP, Conservatives offer opposing visions for future of resource economy
OTTAWA — Even before NDP Leader Tom Mulcair unveiled his party’s energy policy Wednesday, his adversaries pounced on the plan that seeks to reverse Conservative changes to the environmental assessment...
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So far, so good: Trudeau says his ground game was key to a successful year
OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau has spent his first eight months as Liberal leader trying to address two key reasons for the federal Liberals‘ decade-long demise: the party’s lack of a ground game, and its...
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Northern Gateway decision will have huge economic, political and...
The National Energy Board joint review panel examining the $6.5-billion Enbridge Northern Gateway oilsands pipeline will release its report and recommendation Thursday afternoon on whether the project...
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New year will bring big decisions concerning the future of Canada’s oilsands
OTTAWA — The National Energy Board’s conditional approval of the Northern Gateway pipeline is just one of three major policy decisions expected over the coming months that will have huge implications...
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John Baird urges quick Keystone decision even if it’s the wrong one
WASHINGTON – Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird Thursday urged U.S. President Barack Obama to make a swift decision on the controversial Keystone XL pipeline “even if it’s not the right one.” Speaking...
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Looming reports, lawsuit could delay Keystone XL to 2015 — or longer
WASHINGTON – While Canadian energy companies nervously await the much-anticipated environmental assessment report on the contentious Keystone XL pipeline, many other hurdles remain to be jumped as the...
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