Environment Canada scientists say four major oilsands mines are releasing an average of about one-third more carbon dioxide per barrel of oil than they report. Continue reading
A new analysis cites industry data which shows only 26 drilling contractors have been working so far in 2019, 17 fewer than observed in 2014. Continue reading
The company formerly known as Nexen Energy has been fined $450,000 after pleading guilty to charges in the 2016 deaths of two workers near Fort McMurray. Continue reading
The total number of companies producing oil and gas in Western Canada has fallen by 17.5 per cent in the four years since global oil prices began crashing. Continue reading
With both the Trans Mountain expansion and Keystone XL pipeline projects in court limbo, attention is turning to alternative ideas to expand Canada’s ability to continue to get its oil to market. Continue reading
Alberta oil output has increased over the last four years while jobs were cut, and energy experts say the province’s bitumen-fuelled booms may be a thing of the past. Continue reading
Alberta’s two political heavyweights have renewed their challenge to Ottawa over legislation they call a gut punch to the province’s oil industry. Continue reading
A coalition of Alberta landowners, researchers and former regulators says it could cost as much as $70 billion to clean up more than 300,000 orphan oil and gas wells in Alberta. Continue reading
Opponents of the Keystone XL pipeline asked a federal court Friday to declare Donald Trump acted illegally when he issued a new permit for the project in a bid to get around an earlier court ruling. Continue reading
Crude-by-rail shipments from Western Canada staged a minor recovery in March after falling in February to their lowest level in nine months, but oil storage levels remain stubbornly high. Continue reading