Oil And Gas

• Trans Mountain poised for expansions as pipeline fills up

  Trans Mountain said in recent months, the Alberta-to-British-Columbia pipeline that can transport 890,000 barrels a day has regularly been at 90 per cent utilization or higher.

  Economy

  Nov 28
  
• Lower oil and gas industry spending in 2026 predicted by energy service group

  In its annual State of the Industry report, Enserva says total oil and gas capital spending is expected to drop by 5.6 per cent this year and by a further 2.2 per cent in 2026.

  Economy

  Nov 26
  
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• Alberta county divided over proposed nuclear plant

  Amid the sprawling canola fields, white spruce and jack pine trees, fireweed and goldenrods of northern Alberta, Pat McNamara is having a case of nuclear déjà vu.

  Nov 15
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• Canadian oil and gas producers applaud Ottawa’s latest major projects list

  CAPP president Lisa Baiton said the new list moves Canada toward becoming a "global energy superpower," something Prime Minister Mark Carney has said repeatedly is his goal.

  Money

  Nov 14
• Federal budget signals tone shift on oil and gas, but key details still unclear: experts

  The 2025 federal budget has signalled a shift in tone on the oil and gas sector, but experts say there's still a lot of unknowns in how that will actually play out.

  Money

  Nov 5
• Cenovus ‘resolute in our commitment’ to MEG deal, CEO says

  Cenovus foresees no further wrinkles in its takeover bid for MEG Energy, a day after a shareholder meeting to approve the deal was delayed due to a last-minute regulatory issue.

  Money

  Oct 31
• Carney to pitch Canada as reliable partner in Asia

  Prime Minister Mark Carney is pitching Canada as a reliable partner for Southeast Asia, committed to rules-based trade as U.S. President Donald Trump rewrites global trade norms. 

  Politics

  Oct 25
• Montreal satellites play role in climate fight

  Interest in a Montreal-based company's satellites to monitor methane emissions is reaching new heights, even as governments appear to be wavering on climate commitments.

  Environment

  Oct 18
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• B.C. spill response team is like ‘fire department’

  Engineer Jashan Bains is the first to spot a black dorsal fin cutting through the water.

  Environment

  Oct 5
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• Imperial Oil’s planned layoffs ‘deeply disappointing,’ energy minister says

  Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is blaming Ottawa for the layoffs at the Calgary-based company, which she said reinforces the need to build more pipelines.

  Economy

  Sep 30