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Apache Corp.’s nearly $1B divestment from Canada part of a planned shift toward the Permian
Management at Houston-based oil producer Apache Corp. has finally pulled the trigger on completely exiting Can...
Green Issues
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Painted Pony Announces Strategic Financing, Executive Appointment, Record Production Volumes, and Second Quarter 2017 Financial and Operating Results
Painted Pony Announces Strategic Financing, Executive Appointment, Record Production Volumes, and Second Quarter 2017 Fi...
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Court rules B.C. will have intervener status in Trans Mountain pipeline case
OTTAWA — The Federal Court of Appeal is allowing British Columbia to be an intervener in a legal fight against the Trans...
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Canada Weekly Rig Count Increases by 10 to 212 for Week Ending September 15th
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Hibernia operator fined $80k after pleading guilty in crude oil spill
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — The company that runs the Hibernia platform off Newfoundland has pleaded guilty after it continued to...
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U.S. crude slips on inventory build, gasoline rallies
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Oil prices slipped on Wednesday from four-week highs after a surprising increase in U.S. crude inve...
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Suncor Energy’s 2018 capital spending plan set at nearly $5 billion
CALGARY — Suncor Energy Inc. (TSX:SU) says it will spend between $4.5 billion and $5 billion in 2018 to deliver average...
Energy Agenda
Vancouver city to pay Kinder Morgan for legal costs after B.C. Supreme Court hands company twin legal victories
CALGARY – The Supreme Court of British Columbia threw out two challenges against the B.C. government’s environmenta...
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Forget about oil at $80. Here’s the real measure of where crude prices are going
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Varcoe: Oil prices rally, but Alberta still waits for liftoff
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Braid: Last-ditch pipeline talks bring threat of quick oil squeeze
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Electric car threatens oil’s century-long reign, but change will be slower than the hype
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Yedlin: Oilpatch boards would benefit from more technology expertise
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B.C. eyeing oil shipments from Washington state if Alberta does turn off the taps