Dan Healing
Reporter for The Canadian Press
About Dan Healing
Alberta moving industry slows down as troubles in the oilpatch deepen
Amid the dozens of Calgarians posting online moving sale ads in the aftermath of the oil price crash, Lora and Danny Major's story is typical, even if their relocation destination isn't.
New rules designed to shield Fort McMurray from 'unscrupulous' homebuilders
Homebuilders who wish to work in the ravaged northern Alberta community, the headquarters for Canada’s oilsands region, will have to submit a "builder declaration" before they can apply for a permit.
Oilpatch observers add up losses as crude price crash reaches second anniversary
North American producers assumed that Saudi Arabia would reduce output to support prices. Instead, the world’s largest producer and exporter of oil elected to accept lower prices.
Wildfire loss to oilsands at least 30 million barrels worth $1.4 billion
Some of the largest oilsands producers in the province were forced to shut down or curtail operations last month as 80,000 residents of Fort McMurray evacuated the city to escape the fierce blaze.
Pipeline leak fouls creek near grizzly protection area in northwestern Alberta
The pipeline has spilled an estimated 380,000 litres of light petroleum.
G4S defends employee screening practices following Orlando, Edmonton shootings
The Canadian arm of U.K.−based G4S says the global security company does as much as it can to investigate its employees before hiring them, but it can’t guarantee they won’t commit violent crimes.
Greenhouse gas emission rule to add millions to Trans Mountain cost: Kinder Morgan
As part of its conditional approval, the NEB said Kinder Morgan would have to account for the greenhouse gas emissions that would arise from building the expanded pipeline.
Athabasca, Syncrude bring back project staff as wildfire risk recedes
Alberta oilsands workers are returning to begin the tricky process of restarting their projects in northern Alberta, reassured by colder weather and a forecast of rain.