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SASKATOON – A team of researchers from the University of Saskatchewan (USask), and others from around the world, are partnering with artists to launch a new online exhibit of art and science that . . .

Greta Thunberg visits the Athabasca Glacier that's melting faster than predicted

An abomination: Sask. water expert warns of contamination following Albertas coal policy changes Albertas plan to allow for open-pit coal mining in the Rocky Mountains could be a serious threat to Saskatchewans water supply, says the director of the Global Water Futures Project at the University of Saskatchewan. Social Sharing

That could potentially push the oil over the boom. as we pan over here looking through the bridge you can see pilings, the cranes are pushing them into the bottom of perdito pass. we have video we shot to give you a closer look at the construction site. what they plan to do with the pilings that they are putting into the pass is using them to suspend a strong steel pipe, 32 inches in diameter and filling that pipe with foam so that it floats in the water, the pilings holding it in place and then...

major oil companies are as unprepared as bp was to respond to a deepwater leak, congressional leaders are also pointing to newly released documents that show bp may have put cost before safety in the days leading up to aprils deepwater rig explosion. theres a live look at the streaming video of the gulf oil leak, still gushing. news of the documents also comes with word bps chief executive will testify on capitol hill later this week. trace gallagher is live on the gulf coast in venice...

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