Calgary’s Pembina Pipeline Corporation said it will expand its diluent handling facilities in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta by proceeding with construction of the Canadian Diluent Hub (CDH). The company plans to …
Long before becoming premier of Alberta, Jim Prentice, a former cabinet minister in the Harper government, was talking about the need for Canada to find new markets for its oil …
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) says that production of crude oil in Canada will continue to increase, more than doubling by 2030. The increase in both oil sands …
Canadian oil output to double by 2030 say oil producers Read More »
The balance of power is changing, with respect to the world’s oil and gas resources, and a phenomenon being called “supply shock” is working its way through the industry. North …
Almost fifty lobby groups have been spending millions in their efforts to convince US President Barack Obama to approve the Keystone XL pipeline. Bloomberg reports that the American Petroleum Institute (API), …
Lobby groups working hard to convince Obama on Keystone Read More »
The province of Ontario intends to participate in the National Energy Board hearings concerning an oil pipeline that runs through the Greater Toronto Area. The province’s minister of energy and …
Ontario wants to be heard at Enbridge pipeline hearings Read More »
There was a mix of bad and good news for Canada’s manufacturing industries as Statistics Canada released its report on manufacturing sales in January. Sales were down 0.2 per cent to …
Lower sales, increasing orders for Canada’s manufacturers in January Read More »
Canadian politicians at the federal and provincial level are keeping up their PR and persuasion efforts to convince Americans, particularly American lawmakers, that Canada is a responsible partner for supplying …
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