The company says it will operate the pipeline at a reduced pressure with a gradual increase in the volume of crude oil moving through the system. Continue reading →

Enbridge says an optimization program on its Mainline system — which accounts for about 70 per cent of Canadian oil exports to America — is expected to add 100,000 barrels per day of additional capacity by year-end. Continue reading →

Just in time for the winter drilling season, the Alberta government is hoping to boost the economy by allowing new oil wells to be drilled. Continue reading →

The Saskatchewan government has released the documents related to the Husky oil spill to U of R Prof. Patricia Elliott following a two-year battle. Continue reading →

The latest failure of a Calgary-based junior oil and gas producer could add more than 1,400 wells to a provincial inventory of orphaned petroleum assets, warns the Alberta Orphan Well Association. Continue reading →

The Keystone pipeline is to remain shut down until TC Energy takes corrective action aimed at determining the cause of a 1.4-million litre oil leak in North Dakota. Continue reading →

Under the new plan, troops would protect a large swath of land controlled by Syrian Kurdish fighters. Continue reading →

The Saskatchewan government has been granted leave to intervene in the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion hearing. Continue reading →

The UN convention, adopted in 1982, does say that “landlocked states shall enjoy freedom of transit through the territory of transit states by all means of transport.” Continue reading →

The association representing oil and gas service companies is predicting a 10 per cent fall from current depressed levels of drilling in Canada next year. Continue reading →