Major layoffs have been rippling through the global oil and gas business for weeks, with big cuts announced at big companies like BP, Chevron Corp., Marathon Petroleum Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell. The ...

The prospect of paying $8 for a small bag of chips jolted Sean McCoshen. It was a small matter, but underscored a larger issue. The chair of the Alaska to Alberta Railway Development Corp., which want ...

A global pandemic and oil price crash have left some of Canada’s oil pipelines running less than full for the first time in years, although the world will need more energy as the economy recovers and ...

In its throne speech earlier this month, the Liberal Government made big promises to cut Canada’s greenhouse gases to net zero by 2050, which will require big changes in the cars we drive and the way ...

It’s less than 40 days before a U.S. election, a pivotal vote that could have profound implications on Canada’s most important trading relationship and, for Alberta, the future of the Keystone XL pipe ...

New federal climate policies, questions about peak oil demand and low commodity prices loom over Canada’s energy sector today. But there is a pathway for maintaining current production — and even expa ...

Will they choose the carrot or the stick? When the federal throne speech is delivered Wednesday, many oilpatch players and the provincial government will be paying close attention to Ottawa’s plans fo ...

In a decade at the helm of TC Energy, CEO Russ Girling has accomplished a great deal, such as securing a US$13 billion acquisition to extend its geographic footprint in the United States and become a ...

There are so many economic risks facing the province these days it feels like Albertans have been dropped into a minefield wearing a blindfold. Each step comes with trepidation. Unemployment is high. ...

For the second time in less than four years, Alberta’s Balancing Pool finds itself in the crosshairs of the province’s electricity market watchdog. The Market Surveillance Administrator (MSA) has init ...