https://pipelineonline.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/LNG-Canada-departure-2025-06-30-1.mp4 KITIMAT – A very long time in coming, LNG Canada announced late on June 30 it has shipped its first cargo of liquified natural gas (LNG). That path took many years, and...
By Michael MacDonald U.S. President Donald Trump’s opposition to renewable energy could create a “golden opportunity” for Nova Scotia’s fledgling offshore wind energy industry, a leading international consulting firm says. Aegir Insights, based...
By Aniruddha Ghosal in Hanoi HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Asia’s dependence on Middle East oil and gas — and its relatively slow shift to clean energy — make it vulnerable to disruptions in shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic weakness highlighted by...
It was bound to happen sooner than later. Battle River-Crowfoot MP Damien Kurek gave up his newly-won seat so that Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre could run, having lost his own Ottawa Carleton seat. The most significant part of Battle River-Crowfoot is the...
By Ian Bickis TORONTO — A climate advocacy group says oil and gas representation on the boards of Canada’s big public pensions raise concerns about conflicts of interest. In a report out Thursday, Shift said that as of June 1, the boards of five of...
CALGARY — Fuel refiner and retailer Parkland Corp. says shareholders have voted in favour of its planned takeover by U.S. company Sunoco LP. At a special meeting, shareholders also voted in support of the director nominees that Parkland’s management put forward,...
