oil spill
Regulator unhappy with industry over NL oil spill performance
Back-to-back spills from the Hibernia platform over the last month a failure to protect the environment.
Husky pleads guilty over oil leak into North Saskatchewan River
Spill into the North Saskatchewan River in July 2016 forced cities to shut off water intakes for almost two months.
Husky finalizing repair plan as some oil production resumes off N.L. after spill
Production halted for more than two months in the White Rose oil field following a Nov. 16 oil spill of an estimated 250,000 litres.
Husky Energy apologizes for largest ever oil spill off Newfoundland coast
Happened while SeaRose platform was preparing to restart production during a storm.
Biologist fears extent of bird mortality may grow after NL oil spill
A massive spill at Husky Energy’s offshore SeaRose platform could kill thousands of birds.
All offshore oil rigs shut down in NL after Husky Energy spill: board
Suspension comes two days after an estimated 250 cubic metres of oil leaked into the sea southeast of St. John’s.
First Nation sues CN Rail for $30M over northern Ontario oil spills
Suit alleges damage has created health risks and crippled community’s ability to observe their Indigenous traditions.
Saskatchewan oil spill cleanup cost $107M: Husky Energy
Rupture last July spilled 225,000 litres of heavy oil mixed with diluent onto the bank of the North Saskatchewan River.
Response to Saskatchewan oil spill cost $90M, Husky says
Investigations into the cause of the incident are still ongoing.
Apache pleads guilty to pipeline violations
Company ordered to pay $350,000 in penalties for produced water pipeline spills.
Sask. cities affected by oil spill could reopen water intakes
Saskatchewan Water Security Agency confident most can be used before winter freeze.
Prince Albert gets $5M from Husky for N. Sask. River oil spill cleanup
Saskatchewan Water Security Agency reports 21 samples meet drinking water standards.
Sask. town still waiting for temporary water line after oil spill
About 62,000 people have been affected by Husky Energy pipeline spill.
More tests needed before water intakes reopen after Saskatchewan oil spill
Water samples show oil levels higher than allowed per Canadian drinking water guidelines.
Cause of oil leak unknown as crews dig up Husky pipeline
More than 250,000 litres of crude oil and other materials spilled into the North Saskatchewan River.
