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Scientists say Kearl oilsands tailing pond spills harmed fish - Vimarsana News

Scientists say Kearl oilsands tailing pond spills harmed fish

ECCC says samples were collected at the Kearl site north of Fort McMurray on March 8. Their team also met with the AER and Imperial Oil.

Tests show Kearl spills harmed fish, despite claims wildlife unharmed | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune - Vimarsana News

Tests show Kearl spills harmed fish, despite claims wildlife unharmed | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune

A leaking tailings pond at Imperial Oil's Kearl Lake oilsands site likely harmed fish after collecting samples on March 8.

Chief Allan Adam accuses Alberta and premier of minimizing oilsands seepage, demands access to site - Vimarsana News

Chief Allan Adam accuses Alberta and premier of minimizing oilsands seepage, demands access to site

FORT McMURRAY — Chief Allan Adam of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) has accused Premier Danielle Smith and the Alberta government of minimizing an…

Hydro once made up around half of Alberta's power capacity. Wh - Vimarsana News

Hydro once made up around half of Alberta's power capacity. Wh

When you think about renewable energy sources on the Prairies, your mind may go to the wind farms in southern Alberta, or even the Travers Solar Project, southeast of Calgary.

Northern communities take water testing into their own hands after Alberta spill - Vimarsana News

Northern communities take water testing into their own hands after Alberta spill

Some communities across the North have been testing and monitoring their water for years. An undisclosed tailings leak that came to light last week has those communities upping their game.

Source: cbc.ca