CN Rail expects to deliver more crude in the second half of the year as capacity becomes available
Economists had expected an increase of 0.6 per cent
A new report from Petroleum Labour Market Information explores the demographic changes that have occurred in Canada’s energy sector in recent years
The federal government has come to an agreement with Argentina. Each country will review each other’s oil and gas sector subsidies to determine how much they actually spend
The spill released more than 225,000 litres of diluted heavy oil, about 40 per cent of which went into the North Saskatchewan River. Husky says its newly proposed pipeline will be safer and better managed
The Northwest British Columbia Hydro Electric Facilities are in Tahltan First Nation territory and include three plants
Ontario’s premier-designate campaigned on punting cap-and-trade, and his plan to follow through with that pledge has Quebec worried; the two provinces share a carbon market
Production is expected to increase in the oilsands and in Eastern Canada
CPPIB chief executive Mark Machin says regulatory risks carried by pipeline projects need to be considered
United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney says Doug Ford will be a key ally in fighting the federal carbon tax. But Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says Ford will soon learn the limits of provincial power
