oil and gas

Since late 2010, there have been 108 workplace fatalities in North Dakota, including 48 that were oilfield-related.

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers says its member oil companies can continue to be serious about climate change even after the energy industry builds several new pipelines.

And they're not taking 'no' for an answer.

As flames engulfed Fort McMurray, Thomas Russell had two choices: run down the fiery hill and get to his family, or follow the advised evacuation procedures.

If approved as it stands, the project will likely become one of the worse carbon polluters in Canada.

The new name is a reflection of the advocacy organization's commitment to unified climate justice action, says Canadian director Karen Mahon.

CAPP estimates 110,000 direct and indirect jobs have been lost in the downturn,

From a corporate animal ethics scandal to a dream-crushing oil crisis, two of National Observer's stories are nominated for "outstanding investigative journalism" in Canada.

For young Albertans stranded in one of the toughest provincial economies since their birth, it’s a straightforward case of fight, flight, or freeze.

The Assembly of First Nations of Quebec and Labrador has called out the government for making decisions on Energy East without them.

The clock is "ticking" on Liberal promises to live up to its climate action promises, said the Green Party leader, and more pipelines will slow them down.