Oil & Gas
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Teck withdraws Frontier mine application, cites climate change discourse
The Vancouver-based company wants jurisdictions to have a framework in place that reconciles resource development and climate change
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Teck Resources warns of $1.13B charge if Frontier oilsands mine rejected
A decision on the $20.6-billion, 260,000-barrel-per-day project is expected before the end of the month
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Fisheries Act offence results in $1.25M fine for Alberta-based fuel retailer
Drever Agencies pleaded guilty to a charge of depositing a deleterious substance into water frequented by fish
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Unreleased report finds stop checks, searches of protesters ‘unlawful’: Watchdog
A civil liberties complaint alleges Mounties unlawfully restricted access to a remote logging road in northern B.C. before they enforced an injunction this month on behalf of Coastal GasLink
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Oil spill estimate in Saskatchewan derailment increases to 1.6 million litres
A freight train jumped the tracks on Feb. 6 near Guernsey, about 115 kilometres southeast of Saskatoon
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Blair says RCMP have met Wet’suwet’en conditions, calls for end to blockades [UPDATED]
The hope is that blockades in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en First Nation across Canada will come down
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Baloney Meter: Rail blockades and government authority over the police
The Conservative claim that the minister of public safety has the ultimate authority over Canada’s national police force is declared a lot of baloney
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Shelved Suncor thermal oil sands project wins Alberta approval
The project would use steam to produce bitumen from wells, can now apply for environmental and local development permits
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Higher costs should kill Trans Mountain pipeline, opposition says [UPDATED]
According to a Nanos survey of 1,003 people, Canadians are increasingly uncomfortable spending public money to continue the project
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No injuries as CN train carrying crude oil derails in northwestern Ontario
CN says 31 cars came off the tracks near Emo, Ont. at around 8:30 p.m. on Feb. 18
