The group says the decision means fewer jobs in the short term for Indigenous people in constructing the pipeline and supplying goods and services for it.

Documents suggest Joe Biden will kill the project as soon as Wednesday when he's sworn in as U.S. president, rescinding a construction permit granted by predecessor Donald Trump.

Reports commissioned by an inquiry looking into how critics of Alberta's oil sector are funded are by and large "textbook examples of climate change denialism," says one academic.

The move follows Total's decision to drop out of the Calgary-based Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers and write off $9.3-billion worth of oilsands assets in Alberta.

Wood Buffalo National Park is to receive nearly $60 million over the next three years to consider threats from hydro and oilsands development and climate change.

A Canadian oil company with production from both oilsands and light oil and gas wells is forecasting lower spending and little change in production in 2021.

Native Americans in Minnesota are asking state regulators to stop the construction of the Line 3 pipeline replacement, saying it would increase the risk of coronavirus infections.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Monday approved the final federal permit for Enbridge's planned Line 3 crude oil pipeline replacement across northern Minnesota, bringing the project a step closer to construction.

Regulators granted a stack of important permits and approvals Thursday for Enbridge's planned Line 3 pipeline replacement across northern Minnesota.

After a UCP MLA's statement in the Alberta legislature on Wednesday expressed skepticism about the effects of climate change, the leader of the Opposition called on Premier Jason Kenney to publicly reject the comments.