Oil and gas in our lives – Barbeque season
There is no better excuse for a barbeque than the combination of sunshine and holidays.
How Canada can help with the world’s growing LNG shortage
There’s a growing global shortage of liquefied natural gas (LNG) that’s expected to bring a sustained period of higher prices and extreme volatility, according to analysts with Oslo, Norway-based consultancy Rystad Energy.
Oil and gas know-how key to reducing emissions: Canada pension plan CEO
The business leader responsible for nearly $540 billion of Canadian pension investment has no plan to sell off interest in companies just because they are involved in oil and gas.
Yager: Architects of TMX cost explosion and delays remain unaccountable
On June 22, Ottawa’s Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) reported that the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion (TMX) is “no longer a profitable undertaking.”
New campaign urges G7 leaders to address energy crisis by telling Canada to step up and develop our resources
Leaders of the world’s biggest economies should look to Canada as a major part of the solution to the global energy crisis.
Report warns more world oil and gas investment desperately needed
World energy markets are facing a “red alert” and there’s more trouble ahead without enough investment going into oil and gas to meet demand, according to a new report by the International Energy Forum (IEF).
Indigenous business owner Boomer Desjarlais says oilfield work lifting people out of poverty
Canada’s energy sector is raising the standard of living for many Indigenous people, says an Indigenous oil and gas contractor who employs dozens of people in Alberta and B.C. under the banner of environmental sustainability.
Commentary: F1 racer Sebastian Vettel needs to be educated on Canada’s oil sands
Sebastian Vettel’s understanding of Canada’s oil sands matches my knowledge of his high-performance race car.