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Say What? University of Alberta prof says we all need to calm down
Divisive language and scare tactics preventing people from finding common ground over Canada's energy sector
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
Quesnel: Trans Mountain completion shows victory of good faith Indigenous consultation
'Now that the Trans Mountain expansion is finally completed, it will provide trans-generational benefits to First Nations involved'
Canada’s advantage as the world’s demand for plastic continues to grow
'The demand for plastics reflects how essential they are in our lives'
How oil and gas support food security in Canada and around the world
'Agriculture requires fuel, and it requires lubricants. It requires heat and electricity. Modern agriculture can’t be done without energy'
How growing up without reliable power in India helped shape Harshivam Bawa’s passion for responsible Canadian energy
Bawa is the new chair of the Ottawa-based Young Energy Professionals Network
Nine major insights from Shell’s latest global LNG outlook
Led by growing demand in China and the need for energy security, LNG is playing an increasingly important role in global gas supply
Oil sands technology competition to generate low emissions carbon fibre moves into final phase
Study found carbon fibre made from oil sands bitumen has 69 per cent lower emissions than conventional sources
Lessons from rising tide of Indigenous ownership in Canadian oil and gas shared in Norway
IRN executive director John Desjarlais says sharing success stories reflects Indigenous peoples’ values of kinship and reciprocity