oil and gas

With Brad Wall's departure from politics, the private sector is losing an ally whose voice reverberated louder than most on the public stage.

The regulations will permit fracking — which has riled some — but questions remain over where drilling will be allowed.

Yes, there are "walking dead" in Canada — but they're caribou, not zombies.

Alberta’s economy shrank sharply for the second year in a row last year, but the NDP government says the outlook is improving.

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers estimates that oilsands output will reach 3.7 million barrels per day in 2030, from 2.4 million bpd last year.

A study by financial think-tank Carbon Tracker says Canadian oil and gas companies rank among some of the most exposed to climate policy risk.

An environmentalist opposes a recommendation that cabinet determine whether a proposed pipeline is in the "national interest" before a technical project review and environmental assessment.

A Texas-based oil company coughed up an answer on whether oilsands expansion can be squared with Canada's climate commitments.

In March, Trump ordered a review of the Clean Power Plan, which seeks to reduce emissions from coal power plants, and the lifting of a moratorium on the sale of coal mining leases on federal lands.

The sector lost 17 publicly traded juniors in the past 30 months as benchmark U.S. oil prices fell from over US$100 to about half as much.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna released details Thursday of the Trudeau government’s plan to crackdown on methane pollution from oil and gas companies.

Moving the headquarters of Canada's national energy regulator is a "daft" and "ridiculous" idea, says Conservative Calgary-Shepard MP Tom Kmiec.

The Jordan Cove natural gas project has a powerful backer: Trump's chief economic adviser.

Despite high-profile oil spills, Husky says its profit amounted to six cents per share for the quarter ended March 31 compared with a loss of $458 million or 47 cents per share a year ago.

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