The government said the decision was based on a finding by the Oil and Gas Authority that it is not possible to clearly predict the likelihood or severity of earthquakes linked to fracking operations. Continue reading →

Corridor Resources was searching for investors to back its multimillion-dollar plan but says “regulatory uncertainty” has now limited its search. Continue reading →

Two of Canada’s biggest oil and gas well-fracking companies are posting double-digit percentage revenue declines as energy exploration spending slowed in the quarter ended June 30. Continue reading →

In a news release, the province’s 15 Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqey chiefs says they are officially putting the provincial government on notice that they will continue efforts to protect the lands, water, and resources of New Brunswick. Continue reading →

For Moffett, a business owner, the responsibility lies with government to ensure that any expansion in the McCully Field area happens in a safe and responsible manner. Continue reading →

Premier Blaine Higgs confirmed on Tuesday that his government has quietly passed regulatory changes to permit the method of extracting hydrocarbons to resume in the Sussex area. Continue reading →

The Alberta Energy Regulator is moving to restrict oilfield fracking activity near the Brazeau Reservoir in east central Alberta as a precaution following a 4.3 magnitude earthquake south of the area in March. Continue reading →

Tabuns first introduced a bill to ban fracking in Ontario back in 2015, but it was shot down by the Liberals. Continue reading →