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Trans Mountain says ‘worst-case’ could see pipeline completion delayed to end of 2024

By Amanda Stephenson in Calgary CALGARY — An oil and gas industry group is laying the blame for a possible extended delay to the Trans Mountain pipeline project at the feet of Canada’s regulatory system. The Explorers and Producers Association of Canada, which...

Leaders on the Frontier Podcast: Alberta’s Broken Relationship with Ottawa – Dennis Modry

David Leis of the Frontier Centre for Public Policy speaks to Dr. Dennis Modry regarding his vision for renewing Canada and its federal systems. Do you think this also applies to Saskatchewan? 0053 Kingston Midstream Westspur Alameda Click Before You Dig0053 Kingston...

Brian Zinchuk: How significant is Crescent Point’s attention turning from Saskatchewan to Alberta?

Earlier this week, I posted a significant story entitled, “Once Saskatchewan’s largest oil company, Crescent Point plans to spend 70% of its capex in Alberta.” One person online wondered about its significance. And indeed, he had a point. After all, what has Crescent...

Once Saskatchewan’s largest oil company, Crescent Point plans to spend 70% of its capex in Alberta

CALGARY – It wasn’t that long ago that the vast majority of Crescent Point’s capital spending took place in Saskatchewan. But those days are long gone, as the company projects 70 per cent of its future capital spending will be in Alberta’s Duvernay and Montney plays....

NDP wants Suncor CEO to tell MPs why company moving away from focus on clean energy

NDP MP Charlie Angus will ask the natural resources committee to summon the CEO of oilsands giant Suncor when the House of Commons resumes next week. Angus said CEO Rich Kruger has a lot of explaining to do over his remarks to investors on a conference call in August....
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