A 16-year-old climate activist who garnered international attention when she scolded world leaders at the United Nations is visiting Indigenous reservations in the U.S. to talk about oil pipelines. Continue reading →

Columbus, Ohio opted not to celebrate Christopher Columbus with the rest of the United States on Monday, choosing instead to move its holiday to November. Continue reading →

Civil liberties advocates have sued the U.S government alleging law enforcement agencies are manoeuvring to crack down on anticipated protests over the Keystone XL oil pipeline. Continue reading →

An award-winning Canadian freelance photojournalist has her work displayed at World Press Photo Montreal 2017 exhibition. Continue reading →

Enbridge is reporting a drop in earnings in the first quarter of 2017. Continue reading →

The president is one to overreach for superlatives, whether describing the state of things as he found them or what he plans to do about them — or claims to have done already. Continue reading →

Native Americans and environmental activists have said the multibillion-dollar pipeline threatens the water resources and sacred land of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, but President Donald Trump has quickly pushed for the completion of the pipeline since taking office last month. Continue reading →

Calgary-based Enbridge has closed a $1.5 billion deal which will see it take a nearly 30 per cent interest in the Bakken pipeline system, which includes the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline Continue reading →

Edmonton’s Amber Bracken took home first prize in the World Press Photo’s Contemporary Issues “stories” category for her coverage of the opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline. Continue reading →

“This administration (of President Donald Trump) has expressed utter and complete disregard for not only our treaty and water rights, but the environment as a whole.” Continue reading →