COVID stalls positive momentum on Canadian oil and gas capital spending
Canadian oil production is coming back online after being shut in as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, but capital spending in the sector has taken a deep hit for this year. Industry is looking to get back the positive momentum it had going into 2020, which included good news about capital spending for the first time in years.
Alberta First Nation eyes bright future with $1.5 billion natural gas plant project
Alberta’s Enoch Cree Nation has had and long and prosperous relationship with oil and gas.
Quebec politicians not aligned with public opinion on energy development: Poll
An overwhelming majority of Quebec residents would prefer to use oil produced in Western Canada than oil imported from other countries, according to a new poll released by the Montreal Economic Institute (MEI).
Cenovus Energy recognized for decade-long investment supporting vulnerable youth
Lucy Smith has a bright outlook for the future. The 2019 high school grad currently works in marketing and social media in Calgary and has applied to attend college in Victoria, B.C., with hopes to commence in the winter 2021 semester.
A Matter of Fact: Canada’s oil sands can have a prosperous and environmentally responsible future
Recent commentary suggests the outlook for the oil sands industry is bleak and therefore the sector should not feature in Canada’s economic recovery from the pandemic lockdown. This assertion, based on misinformation and misrepresentation, is wrong.
Canadian company successfully launches second methane monitoring satellite into orbit
Across Canada this week, parents are sending their children off to school following a lengthy, COVID-induced break.
Pushing free-market oil producers out will only benefit state-owned rivals: Analysts
Ending oil pipeline development in Western countries and moving free-market producers away from fossil fuels altogether is unlikely to have the effect desired by the industry’s detractors, according to leading Canadian energy analysts Jackie Forrest and Peter Tertzakian.
From pipeline protester to Indigenous energy advisor: The fresh and innovative perspective of Kaella-Marie Earle
“If you Google me, you might see some angry photos of me protesting pipelines in the past,” laughs Kaella-Marie Earle, who is now a proud supporter of the energy industry across Canada.
Canada’s oil production to recover fast amid ‘meteoric’ global demand rebound
Global oil demand is rebounding quickly off COVID-19 pandemic lows and Canada is positioned to benefit more quickly than its biggest competitor, according to new analyst reports.
Small B.C. community hit by forestry slowdown gets boost from Trans Mountain expansion
A small but growing community in south-central B.C. will be able to continue expanding thanks to new investment in its water and sewer services by the Trans Mountain Pipeline.