oil sands

Oil sands production will continue to increase in the near term, likely through 2020 if not beyond, unless prices decrease materially relative to today

Rising oil prices since the early 2000s have hidden a lot of sins in the oil sands

The plunging price of a barrel of oil has caused discomfort in our oil patch and the governments that rely on it. But there are positive global effects.

If the current pricing trends continue, at least one of the proposed oil sands pipeline projects would no longer be needed

Despite the plunge in prices, the oil sands are a lot better off than you might think

Canada’s energy industry must demand that our government take the problem of greenhouse emissions seriously

The outlook for the energy sector in the short term looks gloomy, but there’s a huge upside

Your top financial and economic news for Nov. 6

Central Canada has largely failed to capitalize on Alberta’s booming oil sector. That needs to change.

Sometimes consultants say the damndest things.