The Canada Energy Regulator has approved a negotiated Trans Mountain toll settlement that expands contracted capacity while renewing questions about how much of the pipeline’s cost taxpayers will recover.
Current crop of leaders making strategic mistakes that will lead to opposite outcomes Alberta needs […]
Source: ARC Financial Institute Demand for Alberta heavy crude oil is growing at the very […]
Canadians support a balanced, pragmatic approach to new pipelines – not Canada Action’s shrill tub […]
From left to right: Derek Corrigan, Rachel Notley, Amarjeet Sohi Only real legal threat to […]
Amarjeet Sohi, new federal natural resources minister from Edmonton Zoe Caron formerly worked under Gerry […]
‘Canada’s Folly’ is important not because it’s accurate, but because this is increasingly how investors […]
Dr. David Suzuki. Photo: CBC Energy dilemma: to reduce oil consumption requires cheap, longer-range EVs […]
First Nations court challenges to pipelines have same characteristic: consultation was “inadequate.” But what does […]
Prof. Dwight Newman appearing before the Senate on May 8 Contrary to Jason Kenney claims, […]
Calvin Helin, Eagle Spirit Energy. Photo: Reuters Potential 4.7 million b/d of new oil sands […]
Only 8 days to Kinder Morgan deadline, Notley “reasonably confident” deal will be struck to […]
Finance Minister Bill Morneau during Wed. press conference. How will Canada decide what are unconstitutional […]
Canada’s Finance Minister Bill Morneau blamed the government of British Columbia for the delay in […]
“This campaign is coming to the party quite late. It would have been good to […]