On the surface, where drilling rigs roam, the numbers don’t look good. That’s why a growing number of analysts are talking about a potential oil price spike, possibly north of $100-a-barrel again. Lac ...

Canadian oil refiners continued a frontal assault on Alberta’s program to restrict oil production, with Husky Energy brass warning thousands of barrels of its own curtailed output likely won’t come ba ...

Oil prices could potentially rise as much as 12 per cent from current levels, though the rally may prove fleeting, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.Top OPEC member Saudi Arabia is cutting output f ...

The former CFL linebacker who has led Canada’s Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA) since its inception in 2012 is stepping down. The organization currently has 10 core members that represent approxi ...

Nearly 90 percent of Canada’s oil and gas companies are ramping up investment in digital technologies as they seek to double down on cost-saving ambitions, but executives are struggling to decide whic ...

When the National Energy Board first approved the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in 2016, Alberta’s energy minister equated it to a baseball batter getting a hit, putting a runner into scoring posi ...

SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. chief executive Neil Bruce fumed on Friday about the unfair treatment of his company in his first comments since questions arose earlier this month about whether the Montreal fi ...

CALGARY — The National Energy Board has recommended, once again, that the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion be approved for construction.The NEB is recommending the project be approved subject to 16 n ...

The head of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. has voiced his discomfort at the idea of Alberta Premier Rachel Notley’s recent production curtailments, designed to draw down a glut of trapped crude oil and ...

Several hours after Devon Energy Corp. signalled it will exit the oilsands business, the Alberta government touted a new $2-billion petrochemical development near Grande Prairie. The two events aren’t ...