The head of oilsands giant Suncor Energy isn’t pulling any punches about Line 5. The threatened shutdown of the pipeline by the state of Michigan won’t just hurt oil refiners, but consumers in Canada, ...

Warm weather has arrived and the busy driving season is set to gear up, but don’t expect to see the same travel surge just yet in Canada that’s occurring south of the border. With the third wave of th ...

A couple of key questions loom for Canadian oil and gas producers as they pump out strong first-quarter results and crude prices crest above US$65 a barrel. What will companies do with the additional ...

The time for climate debate has ended: governments around the world are all racing as quickly as they can towards decarbonization. Given all of the recent headlines about electric cars, hydrogen-fuell ...

The global economy is gaining momentum, even before the masks have come off the pandemic. Unemployment rates are falling faster than expected in key countries, most notably the United States. Global G ...

It’s good to have personal goals, like getting in shape after the holidays. It’s also important to have realistic objectives. Canada’s new target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by up to 45 per cent b ...

A Calgary-based energy company whose operations were suspended last month for its repeated failure to fulfil maintenance and cleanup orders is shutting operations. The Alberta Energy Regulator said it ...

Many depleted oilfields were shut down because all of the easy oil had been extracted. Companies see them as a cleanup problem, but chair and CEO Grant Strem and his team at Proton Technologies see th ...

The new federal budget isn’t a wasteland on the road to Alberta’s economic recovery, nor is it a clear-cut path to paradise. A couple of key points in the months ahead will help determine its importan ...

Canada’s largest oil companies welcomed new tax breaks for carbon capture and storage schemes contained in the federal budget, though clean-tech leaders are concerned Ottawa is focused on “moonshots” ...