Energy
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Saskatchewan seeks Court of Appeal ruling on federal carbon tax
Challenge asserts the province has the constitutional authority to set policy.
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Cenovus posts $914M net loss amid challenging pricing conditions
74 cent per share loss compared with a year earlier profit of $211 million or 25 cents per share.
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Enbridge Line 3 project should follow existing route: US judge
Proposal opposed by environmentalists because Enbridge’s preferred route would carry oil sands crude across environmentally sensitive areas.
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$914M in contracts for Bruce Power component replacement project
MCR program will extend the Tiverton power generating plant to 2064.
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Poseidon Concepts deal boosts proposed shareholder payout to $36.6M
Settlement includes $23 million split between auditor, nine financial institutions and a Calgary producer.
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Canada to oppose Alaska oil drilling on caribou habitat: minister
Porcupine herd is considered crucial to the physical and cultural health of Indigenous people.
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Canada mishandling nuclear waste plans, environmentalists, Indigenous leaders warn
Both are calling on the Atomic Energy Agency to investigate waste management practices.
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Retiring MEG Energy co-founder calls for action to solve oil sands access woes
Access problem has affected the company, which produced 90,000 bpd from its steam-driven facilities.
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Saskatchewan introduces law to allow control of oil, gas exports
Province is supporting Alberta in a dispute with BC over the Trans Mountain pipeline.
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Robot designed for faster, safer uranium plant pipe cleanup
Safer, more accurate and faster than taking external measurements to identify pipes to be removed and decontaminated.
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McKenna defends BP Canada’s plans to drill in NS
Federal environment minister says project went through an environmental assessment, has strict conditions.
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Alberta and BC are dropping the gloves over pipelines
Notley warns of retaliation if BC’s obstruction of the pipeline continues.
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Saskatchewan premier says his province will also table BC oil ban bill
Bill aims to give the energy minister authority to intervene in the market, via direct licences to companies.
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Alberta move to cut energy shipments expected to hit more than BC fuel prices
Could damage Alberta and Canadian businesses and citizens as well as those in BC.
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The high cost of pipeline obstructionism
A lack of capacity to cheaply transport crude is costing Canada billions.
