Suncor
Could the oil sands catch fire?
What if the wildfires raging in Fort McMurray hit the oil sands?
Encyclopedia of the oil crash: S is for Suncor
…and short Canada, Steyer, stock market, supercycle, and superpower. View this and more in our encyclopedia of the oil crash
Is it time to panic in the oil sands?
If the current pricing trends continue, at least one of the proposed oil sands pipeline projects would no longer be needed
Want a discussion about Canada’s climate change policy? Here’s a start
What are we going to do or not do?
Who wins and who loses from more upgrading in Alberta?
Andrew Leach on extra upgraders
Free speech at Queen’s, White Student Union & Bill Clinton
What students are talking about today (April 4th)
Working for the ‘enemy’
Grads are undertaking a different kind of activism—within resource companies
Working for the ‘enemy’
Environmental grads are employed where you’d least expect
Red hot summer
While the honouring of Norman Bethune continues to cause a minor fuss, Elizabeth May questions Canada’s relationship to China.
Fort McMurray or bust
The NDP has announced the details of Thomas Mulcair’s trip to Alberta. He will receive a helicopter tour of the oil sands tomorrow morning, followed by a tour of Suncor’s facilities (including the Flue Gas Desulphurization Unit, the mine complex, a virtual tour of the extraction process, an overview of the upgrading process, an overview of former Pond 1 reclamation and a discussion on tailings reduction operations). Then he will meet with the mayor of Fort McMurray and then he will depart for Edmonton for a meeting with the deputy premier. He’ll be joined by Peter Julian, Megan Leslie and Linda Duncan.
Canada, Syria, and Suncor Energy
John Baird is wrong to say Canada is allowing Suncor to continue working in Syria out of humanitarian concerns
DFAIT’s spinning on Syria and sanctions
If Canada believes its sanctions are effective, it should be able to say so