Unconventional times call for us to retire old rules and forge new ones.
Climate activist Greta Thunberg lashed out at Alberta energy minister Sonya Savage's advocacy for pipeline construction to continue not despite the pandemic, but because of it.
Alberta’s energy minister, Sonya Savage says that now is the time to construct a pipeline as protests will be limited by public-health restrictions.
The Keystone XL pipeline will be cancelled by Joe Biden if he is elected as the next US president, according to his campaign.
A $1.5 billion investment in Alberta’s Keystone XL pipeline has been announced by the provincial government.
Warren Buffett pulled a $4 billion investment in the liquid natural gas pipeline near the Saguenay port due to anti-pipeline blockades.
A blockade in a Mohawk community is still in place after an agreement on land rights was reached by government ministers and Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs.
The steps of Victoria’s BC legislature building are still being occupied by protestors who arrived there on Monday afternoon.
Peter MacKay’s campaign manager has had to apologize over a tweet that seemed to link a shooting range with complaints about the anti-pipeline protests.
Trudeau’s government gave nearly $10,000 of taxpayer money to an organization that has funded and organized anti-pipeline movements.
CN Rail has acquired an injunction to remove a blockade on the rails of Montreal’s South Shore and police will use force if necessary.
The blockades continue throughout Canada with protestors carrying signs that say things like “Stand with Wet’suwet’en” and “Wet’suwet’en Strong”
Top 10 facts about the #ShutDownCanada illegal protests, which are still crippling Canada’s vital infrastructure, including rail, highways and bridges.
CN Rail is ceasing operations of its whole network east of Toronto due to ongoing anti-pipeline protests close to Belleville, Ont.
Justin Trudeau has held discussions with the Senegalese President over a partnership that could offer growth in the oil and gas sector for Senegal.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs Chrystia Freeland was blocked from entering Halifax city hall by anti-pipeline protestors.
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