Oil & Gas
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Statistics Canada says economy contracted 0.1% in February
The pullback followed growth in January of 0.3%.
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Alberta Energy Regulator official quits ahead of being fired by incoming premier
Premier Jason Kenney criticized Ed Whittingham for his work promoting economically responsible energy development
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71-year-old grandfather climbs tree to protest Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
The tree Terry Christenson selected is located at the facility where oilsands crude arrives by pipeline
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Connecting with young workers
Millennials and generation Z are changing the Canadian manufacturing labour force
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Smart recruiting for the future
The world is changing – is your recruitment strategy keeping up?
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Alberta oil curtailment pluses outweighed by ‘social costs,’ says Husky CEO
The curtailment program that started Jan. 1 was designed to keep 325,000 barrels per day off the market. It is to fall to about 175,000 bpd by June
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Cenovus CEO estimates production curtailments will deliver billions to taxpayers
The curtailment program which started Jan. 1 was designed to clear up a glut of oil that had overwhelmed pipeline capacity and lowered prices
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Canada banning oil, gas and mining work from marine protected areas
The change applies only to marine protected areas and brings Canada up to international standards
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New study suggests oilsands greenhouse gas emissions underestimated
Four major oilsands mines are releasing an average of about one-third more CO2 per barrel of oil than they report
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Acquisitions, insolvencies cited as drilling company count tumbles by 40%
Insolvency removed four companies. Canadian drilling market would benefit from more consolidation, says AltaCorp Capital report
