CNRL

• Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. further reduces natural gas drilling due to price slump

  Canada's largest oil and gas producer indicated earlier this year it would reallocate investment from its natural gas development program in favour of heavy crude oil wells.

  Money

  Oct 31
  
• Canadian Natural Resources curtailing production from new natural gas wells as low prices persist

  Canada's largest oil and gas producer is postponing the start of production from some of its planned new natural gas wells due to persistent low prices.

  Money

  Aug 1
  
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• CNRL fined for not stopping birds from nesting on tailings pond island

  A major oilsands producer has been fined for not stopping birds from nesting on an island in one of its tailings ponds.

  Canada

  Jul 15
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• Canadian Natural Resources sees path to hike Horizon oilsands output by 76 per cent

  CNRL announces expansion plans one day after the commercial start-up of the Trans Mountain pipeline.

  Economy

  May 2
• Canadian Natural Resources hits record oil production amid rising U.S. demand

  Canadian Natural churned out 1.42 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in the fourth quarter, up nearly 10 per cent year over year.

  Canada

  Feb 29
• Scott Stauth to take over as president of CNRL

  CNRL. president Tim McKay will retire next year after a five-year leadership stint that coincided with the Calgary-based company surpassing $100 billion in market value.

  Economy

  Nov 2, 2023
• Canadian Natural Resources’ Q4 profit down from year ago; extreme cold affects output

  Extreme cold weather caused the company to reduce production, leading to a miss on profit expectations.

  Canada

  Mar 2, 2023
• Proposed emissions cap on oil and gas sector ‘overly ambitious’

  The head of Canada's largest oil-and-gas producing company criticized the federal government's proposed emissions cap for the energy sector Thursday.

  Canada

  Aug 4, 2022
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• Canadian Natural Resources sees first quarter profit more than double

  With the war in Ukraine pushing oil prices to heights not seen in years, CNRL said it now expects its net debt level to fall below $8 billion in late 2022 or early 2023.

  Economy

  May 5, 2022
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• As world scrambles for oil, Canadian producers reluctant to spend on growth

  'These geopolitical situations, as fast as (price) goes up, as fast it can go down,' CNRL president Tim McKay said. 'It's very volatile, so you have to manage to those cycles.'

  Money

  Mar 3, 2022