Indigenous oil sands business leader Nicole Bourque-Bouchier named to the Order of Canada
‘This kind of recognition is a way of saying you are moving the needle’
Why U.S. tariffs on Canadian energy would cause damage on both sides of the border
More than 450,000 kilometres of pipelines link Canada and the U.S. – enough to circle the Earth 11 times
The Alberta energy transition you haven’t heard about
How horizontal drilling technology and more oil investment fundamentally changed the industry
Start-up of Trans Mountain expansion ‘going very well’ as global buyers ink deals for Canadian crude
Chinese refiner pays about US$10 more for oil off TMX compared to sales value in Alberta
Game changer: Trans Mountain pipeline expansion complete and starting to flow Canada’s oil to the world
'We're going to be moving into a market where buyers are going to be competing to buy Canadian oil'
Oil and gas in the global economy through 2050
The world will continue to rely on oil and gas for decades to come, according to the International Energy Agency
Northern Alberta Métis community launches seven new oil sands partnerships to boost economic opportunity
About 150 kilometres south of Fort McMurray, the Conklin region is responsible for nearly 1/3 of oil sands production
The importance of Canadian crude oil to refineries in the U.S.
Oil from Canada supplies more than 23% of U.S. refinery feedstock, helping bolster North American energy security
Canada’s proposed oil and gas emissions cap sends wrong message to allies in Asia: analyst
'We want to fill those pipelines and help Japan and Korea get off Russian supply'
Completing Trans Mountain, Indigenous LNG: What to watch in Canadian energy in 2024
Activity promises to highlight Canada’s position as a world supplier of choice