The Canadian Red Cross says the three-storey building on Schoodic Street in St. Stephen was evacuated around 4 a.m. on Saturday morning.

BC Ferries said loading was delayed for the Queen of Coquitlam, which was set to leave Departure Bay, to allow crews to clean up the spill.

The oil amounted to between 3,500 and 4,500 litres and entered the river through Lethbridge’s stormwater drainage system.

The Ministry of The Environment confirmed they were on scene cleaning up a diesel fuel spill.

Firefighters worked into the night on Wednesday to contain the substance, using booms to help stop its spread.

Two homes were evacuated after a chemical spill in Thamesford.

CN says it has formally spoken with the landowner, Jayme Corr, and apologized for the train derailment.

Residents who draw water from South Bay in Balsam Lake are urged to use bottled water instead.

A sample of the unknown substance has been taken to the lab.

Husky Energy is reporting a $93-million loss for its second quarter and just $10 million of adjusted earnings, well below analyst estimates.