Keystone XL

Many of you reading this today might believe there was an environmental disaster based on a news article that found it's way onto your social media feed. It's all true, but it happened last year.

A coalition of environmental groups is challenging the federal permit for the Keystone XL oil pipeline in court because they say additional environmental scrutiny is needed.

U.S. President Donald Trump approved the "long overdue" Keystone XL pipeline on Friday.

The company faces a long list of permits and approvals before it can start construction, especially in Nebraska where TransCanada doesn't expect a ruling on the project until the end of the year.

"You've been waiting for a long, long time," Trump said to TransCanada's Russ Girling.

The U.S. State Department has recommended approval of the Keystone XL pipeline.

Ontario cabinet ministers are heading south to urge legislators to exempt Canada from a Buy American policy it plans to introduce, warning that it could lead to trouble on both sides of the border.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says she expects to meet face to face Wednesday with members of U.S. President Donald Trump’s government as she continues a visit to Washington, D.C.

TransCanada has suspended a $15-billion lawsuit against the United States regarding its Keystone XL project following signals by U.S. President Donald Trump that he will likely approve the pipeline.

TransCanada is once again seeking approval of its Keystone XL pipeline route in Nebraska in the latest move to push the polarizing project forward since getting a nod from U.S. President Donald Trump.

Energy and climate policies have got Prime Minister Justin Trudeau struggling like a devil in a cauldron of holy water outside the gates of hell, writes columnist Gérard Montpetit.

The company responded swiftly to President Trump's move to support the pipeline project.

The protesters chanted slogans, held up signs like, "You can’t drink oil," and, "Keep It In The Ground."

Trudeau said he "misspoke," but some say he was right about the need to phase out the oilsands.

The person with knowledge of Trump’s decisions insisted on anonymity because that person was not authorized to confirm the moves ahead of a formal announcement.