Quesnel: How Canada will be better off with increased Indigenous involvement in energy sector
First Nations want to be more than just consulted parties on energy projects – many want to become decision makers
Oil and gas in our lives – winter sports
Peak performance and protective equipment are made possible by petrochemicals
Chief leading Indigenous coalition holds out hope despite Keystone XL compensation bid
Cancelled pipeline project could be generational boon for First Nation communities, says Saskatchewan chief
Canada leads the world in methane emissions reduction
New technologies helping meet climate targets
CBC set to help fund, air “anarchist’s” documentary about Coastal GasLink
Filmmaker Franklin Lopez has a history of platforming videos that are one-sided and promote violence
Trans Mountain completes first section of pipeline expansion
Overall construction now more than 45 per cent complete
Oil sands on path to total emissions reductions
New analysis shows industry poised for major environmental improvement within the next five years
Increased oil and gas exports mean more jobs and income for Canadians
Exports of oil and gas products are the life blood of the Canadian economy
Yager: Many letters, confusing words – education does not ensure energy expertise
Academics’ attack on carbon capture and storage more of a publicity stunt than productive public policy
Trans Mountain continues expanding marine safety with new high-power tugboats
Partnership with Sc'ianew First Nation will expand tug escorts