Dan Healing
Reporter for The Canadian Press
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Rival all-Alberta Indigenous coalition sets sights on Trans Mountain pipeline
Indigenous competition for the right to buy an equity stake in the Trans Mountain pipeline system is heating up, with an Alberta group announcing Wednesday it intends to assemble a province-wide coalition of supporters.
Sale shows big loss in investment value of China-backed Alberta oil project
A Chinese company's $817-million investment in a northern Alberta heavy oil project nine years ago has collapsed in value to less than $80 million, based on the price its Canadian partner has negotiated for the sale of its majority stake.
Encana CEO says Canadian oilfield would produce more if regulated in the U.S.
Western Canada's Montney oil and gas region would be two to four times more productive if it was in the United States with its more efficient regulatory systems, says the CEO of Encana Corp.
Ensign Energy exec forecasts Canadian drilling rebound as oil discounts ease
A reduction in price discounts on Canadian oil following Alberta government-ordered production cuts this year has put more money in producer pockets and that's fuelling more oilpatch activity, according to the head of Ensign Energy Services Inc.
Vancouver expected to headline long Canadian summer of high gasoline prices
Gasoline prices are expected to remain just below record highs all across Canada this summer except in Vancouver — where a perfect storm of factors will likely ensure motorists continue to set new all-time records at the pumps.
Bill C-69 given a rough welcome at Senate committee hearing in Calgary
A proposed federal bill that aims to change the way Ottawa assesses major energy projects was given a rough ride in Calgary on Tuesday, April 9, 2019.
Crude-by-rail rises in March but storage high despite Alberta curtailments
Crude-by-rail shipments from Western Canada staged a minor recovery in March after falling in February to their lowest level in nine months, but oil storage levels remain stubbornly high, according to Genscape.
CAPP defends emission policies after Shell accuses it of 'misalignment'
Global energy giant Royal Dutch Shell is urging Canada's largest oil and gas organization to get off the fence and support both the Paris climate accord and the pricing of carbon to encourage greenhouse gas emission reductions.
Pengrowth launches review after debt refinancing fails amid plunging oil prices
Pengrowth Energy Corp. has launched a strategic review of options that could include the sale of the company after failing to renegotiate its high debt load amid plunging western Canadian oil prices late last year.
Oil curtailment mistakes spawn costly Alberta rail plan, Husky execs say
The Alberta government's decision to spend $3.7 billion to move more crude by rail is an unintended consequence of its poorly considered production cut order, executives with Husky Energy Inc. charged on Tuesday, February 26, 2019.