On Tuesday, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley spoke about the ongoing controversy surrounding the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project in the community where the Kinder Morgan project originates. Continue reading
In his farewell report, Merwan Saher says enormous oil revenues, such as have been enjoyed by Alberta in the past, can be a double-edged sword. Continue reading
Perhaps the only thing that can convince British Columbians that they need this pipeline too is to see gas prices spike to $2 a litre at the pump, writes Danielle Smith. Continue reading
The explosive debate around the Trans Mountain pipeline followed Justin Trudeau to Britain’s capital on Wednesday, as environmental activists confronted the prime minister with calls to cancel the contentious project. Continue reading
B.C.’s Greens hold the balance of power in the province, but the party’s leader says he’s confident that NDP Premier John Horgan won’t back down on Trans Mountain. Continue reading
In seven weeks, Kinder Morgan could be scrapping its plan to expand the Trans Mountain pipeline. But what happens next? Continue reading
It looks like Canada’s role on the international oil and gas stage is shrinking, and Ottawa wants to know why. Continue reading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters during a visit to Fort McMurray that lingering opposition to projects like Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain expansion is a result of the former Conservative government having ignored the concerns of environmentalists. Continue reading
The federal government plans to spend up to $280,000 for a new study on Canada’s competitiveness in the oil and gas industry as investment lags. Continue reading
A little known light oil shale play in central Alberta is getting plenty of attention after Crescent Point Energy Corp. quietly amassed a total of 142,000 hectares of drilling rights there. Continue reading
