A Senate energy committee has adopted a vast majority of amendments to Bill C-69, but Alberta’s premier says it’s still too early to celebrate. Continue reading →

A senate committee has recommended not to proceed with the controversial Bill C-48 aimed at limiting tanker traffic along the northern B.C. coast. Continue reading →

There are five sitting weeks left for the Senate to pass the environmental assessment bill so the House of Commons can consider the amendments. Continue reading →

The CEO of Enbridge Inc. says it’s “critical” to Canada’s energy future that substantive changes are made to proposed federal legislation to revamp how big resource projects win federal approval. Continue reading →

After weeks of public consultations and hearings, a Senate committee is beginning to look at all proposed amendments to Bill C-69. Continue reading →

Jason Kenney will meet face-to-face today with the political foe he attacked relentlessly in his successful bid to become Alberta’s premier: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Continue reading →

The Petroleum Services Association of Canada is again lowering its forecast for how many oil and gas wells will be drilled in Canada this year. Continue reading →

A Senate committee made a stop in Saskatoon to hold a public hearing on Bill C-69, which would change how resource developments are reviewed. Continue reading →

Some northern Alberta chiefs are warning that watering down the federal government’s proposed environmental assessment law will only doom energy projects to more years of court wrangling. Continue reading →

Hundreds of people rallied in downtown Calgary Tuesday, chanting Kill that Bill” and waving signs — a scene that is becoming typical whenever federal politicians come to the city. Continue reading →