INFORUMND's high-flying birth rates may have leveled off in oil slowdownINFORUMNorth Dakota's baby boom largely was fueled by the influx of young adults, drawn by jobs in the Oil Patch. Related to that, the state's rise in personal income made …

CBC.caFirst Nations chiefs enraged over letter saying Husky stopping oil spill compensationCBC.caIn the letter obtained by CBC News, Husky's vice-president of aboriginal and community relations Dave Lawrence tells First Nations that cleanup from the Ju …

MarketWatchOil prices fall but salvage weekly gain in run-up to OPEC meetingMarketWatchOil futures prices fell Friday, as traders adopted a wait-and-see stance ahead of next week's crucial production meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporti …

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 …

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 …

CBC.ca'Sheen' of oil observed on North Saskatchewan RiverCBC.caHusky Oil said a leak from one of its pipelines spilled about 200,000 litres of heavy oil mixed with a thinning chemical into the North Saskatchewan River near Lloydminster, Sask., Thur …

CBC.caGovernment says Husky Energy pipeline leaks oil into North Saskatchewan RiverCBC.caThe Saskatchewan government says oil from a pipeline has spilled into the North Saskatchewan River. The province said in an email that a breach was reported on a Husky …