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
Whooping crane recovery program receives a lift from Canada’s largest oil and gas producer
'By working together, we can more effectively mitigate risks to and support the recovery of this iconic bird'
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'
Supersized marine oil spill response vessel arrives in B.C. as part of Trans Mountain expansion
Delivery of the K.J. Gardner is one of the final pieces of the biggest expansion of oil spill response in Canadian history
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
Cleaning up: Alberta oil and gas producers spent 65% more than required to reduce inactive wells, facilities and pipelines in 2022
Industry abandoned nearly double the amount of inactive infrastructure in 2022 compared to 2019 and 2020
New deal with global gas giant Shell shows Canada is on the map for LNG: specialist
'This is a signal that the LNG demand is viable beyond 2050'
Alberta’s emergency grid alert underscores vital role diverse energy mix plays in Canada
After a major cold spell affected the capacity of Alberta's power grid to provide electricity, experts weigh in on the need for multiple sources of energy
Why Canada’s proposed oil and gas emissions cap goes against UNDRIP and the rights of Indigenous people
Q&A with John Desjarlais, executive director of the Indigenous Resource Network
Energy Perspectives: Oil and the aviation sector
While COVID-19 reduced global air travel significantly, the industry rebounded strongly, with 2.2 billion people flying in 2021