oil and gas

Pace of mergers and acquisitions in the industry is expected to be relatively limited for the time being.

It remains unclear if Notley managed to calm any jitters during her address to more than 1,500 people in the white-collar heart of Canada's oilpatch.

Rig tally is now in the sixth consecutive week of declines.

Deal includes 51,000 acres of land (200 square kilometres) in northeastern Colorado in the Denver Julesburg Basin.

TransCanada Inc. said it will abandon its current efforts to invoke eminent domain through the courts and will reapply for state approval - in good news for landowners

State must find another source to fill the 800-mile trans-Alaska pipeline and solve its economic woes, says Governor Bill Walker.

Trican's revolving credit facility from its bank lenders will be reduced to a maximum of $410 million from $575 million.

New report stresses vital importance of gaining consent from Indigenous communities before any development project can go ahead.

Robyn Allan says that price gouging began in March - and the Harper government prefers you don't know.

Main inflationary pressures on the consumer price index last month came from food costs and other household expenses.

State law requires the environmental impact statement be completed before any certificate of need is granted for pipeline.

Oil cartel has lowered its forecast for daily oil supply growth this year from non-member states by 72,000 barrels a day to 880,000.

Fort Nelson First Nation teams up with other Indigenous groups against BC's provincial government, citing damage wrought by oil and gas development on their lands.

Since September, an estimated 25,000 have been laid off in the oil and gas industry, according to BMO Capital Markets analyst Robert Kavcic.