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Trump boasts Keystone XL as trade talk win. It’s not clear it was ever off the table.

  By Nick Murray U.S. President Donald Trump boasted Tuesday about reviving the Keystone XL pipeline project, touting it as a win in trade negotiations with Canada. Trump posted on his Truth Social platform that Canada and the U.S. “have a DEAL!” “The great...

A look back at the Keystone XL pipeline drama as Trump touts its potential revival

  By Lauren Krugel The latest volley of U.S. tariffs targeting Canada are temporarily on hold, and social media postings from U.S. President Donald Trump suggest a revival of the defunct Keystone XL pipeline is factoring into ongoing negotiations. Trump posted...

What does the mammoth Newfoundland/Quebec hydro and wind deal mean for Saskatchewan’s nuclear ambitions?

  The announcement of the new “Clean energy investment” involving Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec and the federal government is utterly massive, yet did not get a lot of attention out west. Let’s put this into scale: The entire Saskatchewan electrical grid, if...

Trump says trade deal reached, and Keystone XL “May be awoken from the grave”

There are major implications for Saskatchewan   President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social on Tuesday night that a trade deal had been reached with Canada. And apparently, a revival of the Keystone XL project is on the table, although he’s likely...

Cue the irony… Competition Bureau should investigate government for ‘greenwashing’: NDP

Don Davies speaks in the Foyer of the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang By David Baxter OTTAWA — NDP parliamentary leader Don Davies wants the Competition Bureau to investigate whether Prime...
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