Russia firing up massive oil project to meet growing global demand as Canada sits on the sidelines
Rosneft's $170 billion Vostok project will employ 400,000 workers, create 15 'industry towns' and build 800 km of new pipelines
Rosneft's $170 billion Vostok project will employ 400,000 workers, create 15 'industry towns' and build 800 km of new pipelines
'To say that we are all against development is ludicrous. We’re in favour of prosperity'
Community and business leaders eager for more opportunities to show Canada's leadership in responsible development
‘I can just see the Russians rubbing their hands, saying this is fantastic.’
Duz Cho Construction in northeastern B.C. thriving again clearing route for natural gas pipeline
'Oil and gas helps keep our energy costs down and it's very reliable source of energy'
Sault Ste. Marie company one of many Ontario businesses directly benefiting from jobs and opportunity provided by Canada's oil and gas industry
B.C. company able to stay afloat during COVID-19 crisis thanks to ongoing work on oil and gas projects
Business owner says energy and resource sectors key to overcoming poverty on First Nations
The truth about oil and gas, and Canada's record of responsible development, changed Heidi McKillop's mind about the country's industry
How one job in oil and gas spurs employment across multiple sectors
'The energy sector is not just about numbers. It’s about people and families and the benefits that accrue to all Canadians'
Overwhelming majority in support of responsible, sustainable development on their lands
As Canada looks to rebuild economy battered by COVID-19 pandemic, the energy sector can and will lead the way
Revenue generated from oil and gas eclipsed the federal government's contribution to family allowance and children’s benefits since 1970
Canada's oil and gas sector alone contributed $493 billion to federal, provincial and municipal governments
Over a 12-year period, Albertans and their main industry contributed $512 billion and $50 billion respectively to Ottawa
How five Canadian provinces could boost revenues with growing global demand for natural gas
Canada imported an average of 749,000 barrels of oil daily over 32-year span from Saudi Arabia, Russia and the U.S. among other countries