The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers estimates Canadian oil price discounts are costing the economy billions of dollars. Continue reading →

While she’s committed to following the Federal Court of Appeal’s direction to get the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion back on track, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says total consensus shouldn’t be required for Ottawa to give it the go-ahead. Continue reading →

It says Western Canada’s non-oilsands crude production will be flat at about 1.3 million bpd in 2035. Continue reading →

Tim McMillan, CEO of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, says Canada is “falling behind” and must act now to restore investor confidence. Continue reading →

The CEO of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers says Canada’s crude oil is the cheapest in the world because we can’t get our raw product to market and compete on a global scale. Continue reading →

The Pembina Institute said in a briefing report that Alberta is losing up to $21 million a year in energy royalties because of unaccounted leaks, or natural gas that is intentionally vented. Continue reading →

The group that lobbies for Canada’s energy industry says thousands of jobs are at risk unless it gets flexibility implementing new rules on cutting a major greenhouse gas. Continue reading →

Public health and safety is its “number one priority,” says the Saskatchewan government after an investigation put the spotlight on evidence of dangerous holes in its oversight of the oil and gas industry. Continue reading →

This letter was sent to the National Observer as a response to a co-production done by the Global News, the Toronto Star, and the National Observer.  Continue reading →

A year-long investigation reveals the safety failures, audits and warnings that the Saskatchewan government and oil companies knew about — and how the public and workers were kept in the dark Continue reading →