"Husky Energy issued a release on Tuesday afternoon as a "clarification" of the timeline surrounding the leak of 200-250 cubic meters of oil into the North Saskatchewan River.

Earlier in the day, the provincial government released a report on the incident that Husky had filed with the Ministry of Economy.

That report said the company discovered a "pipeline release" or oil leak on the edge of the river last Wednesday night. That was about 14 hours before it notified the government and shut off the flow."

Geoff Leo reports for CBC News July 26, 2016. [2]

SEE ALSO:

"Husky Says Canadian Oil Spill Started Day Before Pipeline Was Shut" (Reuters) [3]

"Canadian Oil Spill Threatens Drinking Water" (NPR) [4]

"Husky Struggles To Explain Company’s Late Response To Oil Spill" (Toronto Globe and Mail) [5]