It’s time to send a clear message to the United States and OPEC that Canada is in charge of its own destiny
It’s time to send a clear message to the United States and OPEC that Canada is in charge of its own destiny
Energy Upgrading Unit intended to help Albertans get more value from the resources they own
Energy Upgrading Unit intended to help Albertans get more value from the resources they own
‘The price of our resources continues to be driven down thanks to Canada’s decades-long failure to build new pipelines’
‘The price of our resources continues to be driven down thanks to Canada’s decades-long failure to build new pipelines’
Industry expert Richard Masson explains how supply and demand balance dramatically impacts oil pricing
Industry expert Richard Masson explains how supply and demand balance dramatically impacts oil pricing
The delay of Keystone XL, likely by at least a year, is another blow to Canada and a particularly sharp blow to Alberta
The delay of Keystone XL, likely by at least a year, is another blow to Canada and a particularly sharp blow to Alberta
Mark Little has been appointed president effective immediately and will assume the role of CEO when Williams retires
Mark Little has been appointed president effective immediately and will assume the role of CEO when Williams retires
The efficiencies of shale exploitation technology may be sowing the seeds of a rapid decline
The efficiencies of shale exploitation technology may be sowing the seeds of a rapid decline
‘Our $94-billion portfolio of energy infrastructure assets are expected to generate record financial results in 2018’
‘Our $94-billion portfolio of energy infrastructure assets are expected to generate record financial results in 2018’
Nova Scotia's continued ban on fracking isn't supported by evidence. And it has severely curtailed spending and job creation
Nova Scotia’s continued ban on fracking isn’t supported by evidence. And it has severely curtailed spending and job creation
Alberta (82.6%), Saskatchewan (10.3%) and Newfoundland and Labrador (4.7%) accounted for the vast majority of Canadian production
Alberta (82.6%), Saskatchewan (10.3%) and Newfoundland and Labrador (4.7%) accounted for the vast majority of Canadian production