Alberta is seeking a private sector proponent for a potential new crude oil pipeline, aiming to connect the oil-rich province ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expects a private-sector firm to propose a new oil pipeline to the B.C. coast within weeks in a bid to become one of the first entrants on the Canadian government ...

The Alberta government commissioned the report last summer after a string of oil spills, including a 475,000-litre leak from a Plains Midstream Canada pipeline in Central Alberta in June 2012.

Alberta's decision to ban B.C. wine as retaliation for opposition to the Trans Mountain pipeline has opened up a trade war — but it's a battle that neither province can afford to escalate ...

An Alberta pipeline that ruptured in late April, causing oil to spill into a wilderness area near a native community, will remain shut down until at least the end of this month, keeping some crude ...

A Northern Alberta woman says she didn't learn about an explosion on a TransCanada natural gas pipeline that travels under her town until CBC News unearthed an investigation of the rupture this week.

Opinion: The climate plan depends on Alberta's buy-in. Blocking the Trans Mountain pipeline could put that at risk and make it impossible to meet Canada's emissions target.

A review of pipeline regulations ordered today by the Alberta government is not specifically meant to reassure critics of the Northern Gateway pipeline but if it does, all the better, according to the ...

Enbridge Inc on Tuesday closed a major Alberta pipeline that transports oil sands-derived crude after a spill at a pump station, the second oil leak to foul regions of the Canadian province in ...

New pipeline-incident reporting by the Alberta government has evoked clarification from a company portrayed unfavorably in one of its operator comparisons.

As he spoke, another pipeline known as the Alberta Clipper was already transporting some 800, 000 barrels per day (BPD) of tar sands crude — the same type and essentially the same volume of oil ...

RELATED: A B.C. pipeline spill would be inevitable. But who would pay? Truth be told, pipeline construction in Kamloops and Burnaby isn’t likely to give Alberta’s NDP another four years in office.