The words may not have been explicit, but oilpatch contractor Matthew Linnitt says he read between the lines: lie on official documents about an incident that could have killed him, or someone would be fired. Continue reading
However, in Alberta and Atlantic Canada, more than 60 per cent of survey respondents would support an increase in oil tanker traffic around B.C.’s South Coast. Continue reading
The official Opposition is warning that one of the unintended consequences of stopping the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion would be an increase in the shipment of bitumen by rail. Continue reading
Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have discovered a fungus which could clean up oil spills and restore oilsands tailings. Continue reading
More than five weeks after a Journey Energy pipeline leaked near Winfield, Alta., the company is continuing to monitor the impact on wildlife while the Alberta Energy Regulator says cleanup efforts are ongoing. Continue reading
A researcher is questioning how well Alberta’s oil spills are tracked and how well they’re cleaned up. Continue reading
Apache Canada Ltd. has pleaded guilty to two counts of failing to properly operate its pipelines after multiples spills on its network. Continue reading
Environmental groups are among those expressing concerns ahead of the National Energy Board hearings into the proposed Energy East pipeline project. Continue reading
The Alberta Energy Regulator is urging pipeline operators to do a better job of developing and maintaining programs to discover leaks after it examined nearly two dozen spills over the last three years. Continue reading
An underground pipeline spewed thousands of gallons of crude oil Thursday near the Southern California coast but the foul-smelling goo was contained in a lengthy stretch of ravine and never reached nearby beaches. Continue reading