Globalnews.caFirst Nations lawsuit blames government inaction for Husky oil spillGlobalnews.caA First Nations lawsuit alleges that government inaction is at least partly to blame for a Husky Energy oil spill that fouled water supplies for tens of thousands …

Arizona State UniversityASU engineering students build a car and skills with chemistryArizona State UniversityFred is teaching five engineering students out-of-the-box thinking that applies their technical and project management skills. Fred just happens t …

RCF Expands Sales & Engineering Team with Addition of Jim ReedLive Design(Edison, New Jersey) RCF announces the expansion of their U.S. Sales & Engineering team with the addition of Jim Reed. Reed joins the RCF team to provide product and engineeri …

Inside EditionEngineering Student With No Female Friends Has All Male BridesmaidsInside EditionEngineering Student With No Female Friends Has All Male Bridesmaids. by Deborah Hastings 1:55 PM EDT, May 22, 2017. Rebeca Abrantes had five bridesmaids, and the …

CBC.caMore calls for transparency in the aftermath of Husky oil spillCBC.caIn late July, a pipeline break, reported by Husky Energy, resulted in an estimated 200,000 to 250,000 litres of oil reaching the North Saskatchewan, entering the water near Maidston …

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 …

Daily SignalWhat If the Government Actually Banned Coal, Oil, and Natural Gas?Daily SignalHip-hop artist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, here arriving with "Allegiant" star Shailene Woodley at the movie's New York premiere on March 15, 2016, wants Amer …

Globalnews.caSpeeder blamed for delaying temporary water pipeline following Sask. oil spillGlobalnews.caWorkers have been building the 30-kilometre-long pipeline for more than a week in order to supply Prince Albert with an alternate source of water after …

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.caOil-drenched birds treated near site of Husky pipeline leak in SaskatchewanCBC.caThree birds drenched in oil have been brought in for treatment at an animal shelter near the site of a pipeline leak that spilled 200,000 litres of oil and chemicals int …