Canada Action organized the rally to stand for pipelines and against Bill C-69.

The premiers of Saskatchewan and New Brunswick joined Conservative leader Andrew Scheer on a panel of speakers at the event held to draw attention to legislation that would overhaul how major energy projects are reviewed.

Edmonton police are warning drivers to expect delays on Anthony Henday Drive Tuesday morning due to a planned truck convoy.

Speakers at another pro-pipeline rally in Alberta continued their attacks on Ottawa, saying if leaders don't hear their message now, they will when a planned convoy arrives there in 2019.

Analysts predict the federal government's $1.6 billion announcement to help struggling oil and gas companies won't get out-of-work Canadians back into the workforce,.

The Alberta legislature grounds were busy Thursday afternoon as politicians of all stripes addressed a crowd rallying to get the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion built.

Thousands of people gathered outside the Alberta government's building in downtown Calgary on Tuesday afternoon to voice their support for oil pipelines as the future of a major project hangs in the balance.