The drilling of the 7,400 metre deep well known as Aspy D-11 was completed on Friday Continue reading →

Researcher Vivian Krause says the anti-Alberta oilsands campaign is funded by U.S. philanthropists in an effort to land-lock Alberta oil. Continue reading →

The National Energy Board will hear oral traditional evidence from Indigenous groups in the coming weeks as part of its new review of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading →

Imperial Oil decided to go ahead with construction on Aspen during a slow time in the oilsands because it hopes less competition will save money on labour and component costs. Continue reading →

A heavily censored copy of a report from Canada’s spy agency — originally classified top secret — characterizes resistance to the Trans Mountain pipeline project as a “developing intelligence issue.” Continue reading →

The CEO of MEG Energy Corp. says shareholders should continue to ignore a hostile takeover bid by Husky Energy Inc. because “by their own admission, Husky can afford to pay a lot more.” Continue reading →

UBC political science professor Hani Faris says none of the cards the Saudis hold can do irreparable damage to the Canadian economy. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley made her comments while rebutting a speech made earlier in the day by environmental activist Tzeporah Berman. Continue reading →

The NEB is reconsidering parts of Trans Mountain’s application related to marine shipping after a Federal Court of Appeal ruling earlier this year. Continue reading →