“Oil is dead.”That’s how Green Party parliamentary leader Elizabeth May summed up the sector’s future on Wednesday while calling for more investment in renewable energy, rather than in pipelines or ba ...

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd posted a quarterly loss on Thursday compared to a year-ago profit, hurt by the sharp decline in oil prices caused by the novel coronavirus outbreak and a price war betwe ...

OTTAWA — The Senate passed into law two controversial natural resource bills Thursday evening, just one day after it quietly passed a third bill that reinforced a ban on offshore oil drilling in the C ...

A few days ago Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rejected most of the Senate’s common sense amendments and now Bill C-69, what most of Alberta calls the “No More Pipelines” bill, will be the law of the la ...

An oil company is closing its long-standing Calgary office and consolidating its employees in the U.S. “in recognition of the extraordinary drop in crude oil prices.” According to a news release, Murp ...

CALGARY — After posting a $3.5-billion net loss Wednesday and cutting its previously untouchable dividend, Suncor Energy Inc. warned more challenging times for the energy industry are ahead and predic ...

Lost in the meltdown of global oil prices and energy demand are small but important signals for Canada’s energy sector. New pipeline projects are shuffling ahead, ever so slowly. But in this environme ...

FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. — Imperial Oil Ltd. is reporting the deaths of 50 birds that landed on tailings areas near its Kearl oilsands project in northern Alberta.Imperial says more than 100 birds per day ...

Chevron Phillips Chemical Co.’s potential stake in Calgary-based Nova Chemicals could signal the return of oil majors in Alberta’s energy sector, according to analysts. Reuters reported Thursday that ...

Oil rose to the highest level in more than three weeks as political tensions between the U.S. and Iran continued to simmer, with President Donald Trump announcing plans for further sanctions against t ...