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As Mark Carney's Liberal government prepares to table its criteria for nation-building projects, many competing visions are coalescing — and the spectre of pipelines past looms large.

The project, which is far from the first time the provinces have discussed a mega energy connection project, has an initial price tag of $8 billion.

The province has passed its controversial Bill 17, initially tabled last month, in a move that critics say denies municipalities across Ontario the ability to adequately address climate threats.

As Manitoba grapples with wildfires that have forced more than 17,000 people from their homes, the premier of Saskatchewan said Tuesday the situation is becoming just as dire in his province. Scott Moe said upwards of 15,000 people have had to leave their communities and more are likely in the coming days.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has a message for environmentalists who despair at the the approach of President Donald Trump's administration: “Stop whining and get to work.”

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said on Monday's gathering of the country's premiers to talk over nation-building projects with Prime Minister Mark Carney was the "best" they have had in the last decade.

A group of 80 women leaders in business and civil society have called on Canadian securities regulators to resume work on climate disclosures.

The latest wildfire evacuees in Saskatchewan are being told to head south to Prince Albert after being ordered to leave the northern town of La Ronge.

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree is expected to introduce a bill today spelling out the federal government's next steps on border security.

The federal government plans to work urgently to remove Chinese tariffs on Canadian agriculture and seafood products, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Monday.

First Nations communities in Manitoba are forced to watch their homes and forests burn as they lack the firefighting equipment and support needed to protect themselves during one of the province’s worst wildfire seasons.

Fire season is increasingly accompanied by a deluge of disinformation. Sometimes it is spread by fringe groups, other times by politicians. Here are some tips for identifying trustworthy information and navigating situations where it isn't so simple.

An investigation by Canada's National Observer suggests that far more money than disclosed went into promoting an Australian mining company's controversial Grassy Mountain project and the province's coal industry.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government is pushing through a controversial mining bill despite the protests of several hundred First Nations members who came from the far north to the front lawn of Queen's Park on Monday.

Cenovus Energy Inc. says only essential personnel are at its Christina Lake oilsands operations where it has shut production due to the wildfires in northern Alberta.