The first increase was on Jan. 30 when Notley announced the province would allow increased production by 75,000 barrels per day. Continue reading →

Notley has said she is concerned the changes would impinge on a provincial right to manage resources. Continue reading →

The man behind the account, Brian Baron, said he posted the tweet as a way to create a discussion and was trying to be more humorous than anything else. He said he didn’t find Nenshi’s comment particularly offensive. Continue reading →

Cenovus Energy Inc. says it is cutting oilsands production, putting more barrels in storage, ramping up rail shipments and may delay producing from a nearly completed expansion project to avoid current steep price discounts. Continue reading →

The Canadian oil and gas sector is in a holding pattern in which spending and production growth can’t occur until new ways to get products to export markets are found, according to CIBC analyst Jon Morrison. Continue reading →

Thursday’s court ruling prompted Alberta Premier Rachel Notley to announce that her province is withdrawing from the national climate change plan and will stay out until the federal government gets its act together, as she put it. Continue reading →

“This kind of delay in terms of getting a pipeline built means we are selling oil at prices that are very discounted from what we should be getting.” Continue reading →

First Nations, including the Tsleil-Waututh and Squamish on British Columbia’s south coast, argued the federal government did not adequately consult them before the energy board review or the cabinet decision to approve the project. Continue reading →

It also received positive news on its Line 3 replacement project, with a Minnesota regulator approving its plan. Continue reading →

The company, which holds a 58.7 per cent stake in the partnership, says a preliminary investigation indicates the disruption was caused by a transformer malfunction the cut power on June 20. Continue reading →