Premier David Eby says a pipeline plan across northern BC by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith threatens community support and social licence that would allow other major projects along the provincial coast to move forward.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is in Ottawa this week, following up on her now week-old pledge to help fund the development of a proposal for a new oil pipeline to Canada's West Coast.

"Freedom Convoy" leaders Tamara Lich and Chris Barber are expected to learn their sentences today nearly four years after the protest movement that blockaded downtown Ottawa for several weeks.

Mark Carney is set to have his second meeting in the Oval Office with US President Donald Trump on Tuesday as the prime minister balances the expectations of Canadians with the realities of trying to negotiate any tariff relief.

As the Carney government moves to refocus foreign aid on what it sees as "effective" investment, a major recipient of Canadian development funds says Ottawa should strike a balance between prudent spending and advancing Canadian values.

The head of the Alberta teachers union said on Monday the provincewide strike by thousands of members is about drawing a line in the sand on underfunding and overcrowding that has become so egregious kids can't learn.

Worldwide solar and wind power generation has outpaced electricity demand this year, and for the first time on record, renewable energies combined generated more power than coal, according to a new analysis.

The agency that regulates pesticides in Canada quietly ended the review of its practices last month, but will "explore more cost-effective policy and procedural approaches to address the proposed changes," an agency spokesperson told Canada's National Observer.

The Delegation of the EU to Canada, in partnership with Canada’s National Observer, invites you to join a panel discussion event on the fight against wildfires hosted by CNO’s David McKie on Thursday, October 9, at 2 pm ET.

Your daily cup of java is getting a little more expensive as roasters and cafés grapple with rising coffee bean prices. Climate change has been the biggest contributor to the ongoing surge in bean prices, as coffee crops are very sensitive to temperature changes, said Michael von Massow, food economist at the University of Guelph.

Unseasonably warm temperatures proved challenging Monday as the fight against an out-of-control wildfire in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley entered its second week.

A trial is scheduled to begin today for a former employee of Quebec's electricity utility who is charged with economic espionage for the benefit of China.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is offering Prime Minister Mark Carney his support ahead of meetings this week with US President Donald Trump but is also pressing the Liberal leader to return with results for Canadians.

The Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors and Premiers Leadership Summit is wrapping up today in Quebec City with participants taking part in a closing news conference.

A new Quebec law came into effect Sunday aimed at protecting consumers against products intentionally designed with shorter lifespans while ensuring they have the information needed to repair and maintain goods they buy.

Quebec Premier François Legault urged the need for strong collaboration between the states and provinces that despite current trade uncertainties between Canada and the United States.

The new Imperial Oil is essentially a collection of operating plants run out of “global business centres.” That is, not run from Canada or by Canadians. This isn’t just a corporate restructuring. It’s the clearest sign yet that Canada’s century-and-a-half-long oil story is drawing to a close. And our leaders still haven’t noticed.

Worsening climate impacts could impede the work of this lesser-known federal agency whose work underpins the accuracy of measurements, from gas pumps to retail scales, that affect our day-to-day lives.

Clara Phillips is helping Nunavut return to quiet. As development project manager at Nunavut Nukkiksautiit Corporation, this 25-year-old engineer-in-training from Newfoundland is leading the installation of Nunavut’s first wind turbine and battery.

As many as 1.4 million people globally will die each year if planet-heating emissions aren't curbed, researchers have found, while separate research released on the same day shows more than 70,000 people will die each year in the US alone by 2050.

First Nations leaders say MLA Anna Kindy and MP Aaron Gunn’s social media comments undermine reconciliation and echo harmful narratives, while BC NDP slams “dog whistle politics.”

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A global banking group that Prime Minister Mark Carney helped launch in 2021 to fight climate change has voted to shut down. A spokesperson for the UN-backed Net-Zero Banking Alliance says members voted to end the membership-based structure and instead use the climate guidance the group created as a reference.

The Prime Minister's Office said in a news release Carney's visit will focus on shared priorities in a new economic and security relationship between Canada and the United States.