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- Jul 13, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Canada's National Observer
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Feds lower carbon capture project targets and offer new subsidies as costs double (opens the original)
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Alberta’s gargantuan Pathways carbon capture and storage (CCS) complex — the world’s biggest such project under development — could cost more than twice the $16 billion original estimate and sequester only a fraction of the oilsands’ carbon pollution initially promised — even as it appears the federal government is open to providing it with additional subsidies. Under a memorandum of understanding with Ottawa that leads on “expanded access” to international markets via the proposed West Coast pi
Ontario heat wave is set to bring feels-like temperatures near 45 C (opens the original)
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All of Ontario appears to be in for another heat wave this week as Environment Canada meteorologists forecast feels-like temperatures of up to 45 C. The weather office has much of northern Ontario under a severe orange warning, from Kenora and Thunder Bay to Fort Hope and Timmins. Forecasters say those areas could see highs of 36 C, with the humidex making it feel as hot as 42, before letting up later Tuesday. Environment Canada has also issued less severe yellow warnings for southern Ontario, i
'A wound that cannot be repaired': Two fallen N.W.T. wildfire fighters are identified (opens the original)
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Two of the three people who died after a plane fighting wildfires in the Northwest Territories went down last month have been identified. A social media post from NWT Fire on Wednesday says Olivier Lamy and Ryan Beck were killed June 24 when a Turbo Commander 690 crashed near Fort Simpson, west of Yellowknife. Buffalo Airways has said one of its aerial firefighting pilots also died in the crash. Their identity has not been released by officials. Territorial wildfire officials say Lamy was an air
Oil expert doubts Alberta and Ontario's pipeline can deliver (opens the original)
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Despite big promises of energy security and jobs, an oil industry expert says Alberta and Ontario's newly announced nation-building pipeline is unlikely to succeed. The proposed 3,300-kilometre Northern Shield Energy Corridor pipeline, announced Monday by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford, was pitched as a way to reduce Canada’s reliance on foreign markets, bring additional capacity to refineries in Sarnia, create jobs and strengthen national security. But it’s a long
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