CBC.caTest results after oil spill show water safe for drinking but exceeds guidelines for protecting aquatic lifeCBC.caThe province said water intake systems would reopen when the risk of oil reappearing is considered low and can be detected by monitoring …

Globalnews.caFirst batch of birds released after recovering from Husky oil spillGlobalnews.caWildlife rehabilitators had been caring for the birds impacted by the Husky Energy oil spill that happened over two weeks ago. An estimated 250,000 litres of oil s …

Globalnews.caPipeline spills oil and water mix on farm near Swift Current, Sask.Globalnews.caAccording to Neil Smith, the chief operating officer at Crescent Point Energy, 100 cubic metres of oil (100,000 litres) or just under 700 barrels of oil and water …

The Globe and MailCrews dig up breached Husky pipeline, cause of oil leak still unknownThe Globe and MailThe Saskatchewan government says the breach that leaked up to 250,000 litres of oil and other material into a river earlier this month has finally been …

CBC.caSaskatchewan Premier Brad Wall calls Husky oil spill 'terrible situation'CBC.caThe pipeline leak that spilled 250,000 litres of oil and solvent into the North Saskatchewan River, imperilling the drinking water of a number of communities, &quo …

CBC.caSaskatchewan Premier Brad Wall to speak on Husky oil spillCBC.caFor the first time since a pipeline leak spilled 250,000 litres of oil and solvent into the North Saskatchewan River, imperilling the drinking water of a number of cities and towns, Prem …

The Globe and MailHusky struggles to explain company's late response to oil spillThe Globe and MailAn oil spill into a major Canadian river from a Husky Energy Inc. pipeline started last Wednesday evening and crews did not arrive on site until the foll …

The Globe and MailHusky shuts pipeline indefinitely after Saskatchewan oil spillThe Globe and MailHusky Energy Inc has indefinitely closed a pipeline that leaked oil into a major Canadian river, a company official said on Monday, as the spill forced a seco …

The Globe and MailPrince Albert, Sask., prepares backup water supply as oil spill approachesThe Globe and MailOfficials in Saskatchewan are preparing a city of more than 35,000 people to treat storm pond water as a backup as oil from a pipeline leak makes …

CTV NewsSaskatchewan city gets backup water supply ready as oil spill nearsCTV NewsPRINCE ALBERT, Sask. -- Officials in Saskatchewan are preparing a city of more than 35,000 people to treat storm pond water as a backup as oil from a pipeline leak makes it …