oil spill
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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.
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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.
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Response to Saskatchewan oil spill cost $90M, Husky says
Investigations into the cause of the incident are still ongoing.
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Apache pleads guilty to pipeline violations
Company ordered to pay $350,000 in penalties for produced water pipeline spills.
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Sask. cities affected by oil spill could reopen water intakes
Saskatchewan Water Security Agency confident most can be used before winter freeze.
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Prince Albert gets $5M from Husky for N. Sask. River oil spill cleanup
Saskatchewan Water Security Agency reports 21 samples meet drinking water standards.
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Sask. town still waiting for temporary water line after oil spill
About 62,000 people have been affected by Husky Energy pipeline spill.
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More tests needed before water intakes reopen after Saskatchewan oil spill
Water samples show oil levels higher than allowed per Canadian drinking water guidelines.
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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.
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First Nation leaders worry about Saskatchewan oil pipeline spill
Chief says First Nations need to be part of the monitoring and regulating of the oil industry.
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Pipeline ‘anomalies’ detected 14 hours before leak into Sask. River
Husky Energy estimates up to 250,000 litres of oil and diluent spilled into the North Saskatchewan River.
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Enbridge fined US$62 million for 2010 pipeline spills
2010 pipeline rupture sent three-million litres of crude oil into the Kalamazoo River and a tributary creek.
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California oil line fixed after thousands of gallons spill
Shell believes a crack of up to 20 inches opened in the undergound line.
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Enbridge predicts $62M in fines, penalties tied to oil spill
Ruptured line in 2010 caused about 20,000 barrels of oil to spill into the Kalamazoo River system.
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TransCanada resumes oil shipments through Keystone Pipeline
Company says leak, discovered April 2., didn’t cause any significant environmental damage or threaten public safety.