The acquisition by the Mikisew Cree and Fort McKay First Nations was first announced a year ago but was conditional on the First Nations securing funding... READ MORE›
Unfortunately, the now full-blown environmental crisis of tar sands tailings ponds has only gotten worse in the last decade... READ MORE›
On Sept. 30, 1967, the Great Canadian Oil Sands facility opened north of Fort McMurray, Alta., with much fanfare, bunting and speeches by politicians... READ MORE›
U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's campaign manager has cancelled her Calgary appearance just days before she was scheduled to speak at the Palliser Hotel... READ MORE›
Fonda, a 79-year-old political activist and two-time Oscar winner for best actress, is the latest celebrity to visit and express concerns about the Alberta oil sands... READ MORE›
The Fort McMurray wildfire has destroyed one of the oilsands camps north of the city and is roaring eastward toward others in its path... READ MORE›
The Beast is still smouldering in the Canadian wilderness a year after the devastating inferno nearly destroyed Alberta's Fort McMurray... READ MORE›
18 photos Wildfire forces Canadian city to evacuate Smoke rises from a wildfire about 18 miles south of Fort McMurray, Alberta, on Friday, May 6... READ MORE›
The State Department's 2009 approval of the Alberta Clipper pipeline benefited some donors to the Clinton Foundation... READ MORE›
A heavy-load carrier arrived at Bull Arm, Trinity Bay in Newfoundland on Sept. 2, after a voyage from South Korea that began in June... READ MORE›
With a wildfire heading towards Fort McMurray and an evacuation order in place, Mavis Ure was in no position to leave... READ MORE›
Some residents were evacuated to Noralta Lodge, an oil sands camp 21 kilometers 13 miles north of Fort McMurray... READ MORE›
We got out just in time.' Rachel Notley, the Alberta premier, said about 10,000 evacuees had moved north to stay in the oil sands work camps... READ MORE›
The blaze, described by some residents as hell on earth, had grown to around 386 square miles by Friday, according to the Alberta provincial government... READ MORE›
Around 12,000 people have been urged to leave Canada's oil sands camps near the fire-hit town of Fort McMurray as a resurgent wildfire heads towards them... READ MORE›
Fort McMurray is the heart of Canada's oil sands region... READ MORE›
Much of the attention is focused on Fort McMurray, where crews continue to stave off encroaching flames from critical infrastructure and homes... READ MORE›
Demonstrators hold signs against the proposed Keystone XL pipeline in front of the White House in Washington... READ MORE›
The administration moved to expedite approval and construction of the Keystone XL pipeline as well as the Dakota Access line through North Dakota... READ MORE›
Most of the oil sands operations are north of Fort McMurray and remained outside of the apparent path of the fire... READ MORE›
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has approved extending the Trans Mountain pipeline, which may help Canada become the largest oil producer in the Americas... READ MORE›
The evacuation ordered for Fort McMurray is the largest in the history of Alberta... READ MORE›
Concerns over heavy smoke had seen some 300 people evacuated from Fort McKay, a First Nations community north of Fort McMurray, and brought to Edmonton... READ MORE›
A Nova Scotia man has died after he was badly burned in an explosion at the Nexen Long Lake facility in Fort McMurray... READ MORE›
The more than 88,000 Fort McMurray residents evacuated during the wildfire must wait until June to begin a phased re-entry plan, says Alberta premier... READ MORE›
Despite strong initial public offerings, overall equity capital deals fell 12 percent to C 26.9 billion in the first half from a year ago, the data showed... READ MORE›
The firm owns nearly 20 million barrels of storage tank capacity in Cushing, more than any other company except Enbridge... READ MORE›
Global energy majors have sold off more than 22.5 billion worth of Canadian oil sands assets so far this year to domestic companies... READ MORE›
Fort McMurray is the capital of Alberta's oil sands region... READ MORE›
Some oil sands operations, like those of Shell Canada, are well north and were not affected on Tuesday... READ MORE›
Potential causes linked to humans, said Travis Fairweather of Alberta Wildfire, include campfires left unattended, debris caught in recreational vehicles and downed power lines... READ MORE›
Both individuals and businesses can file claims at the claim centre but suitable evidence, such as receipts or invoices for the costs incurred, must be brought in... READ MORE›
Energy industry needs to start adapting to decarbonized world... READ MORE›
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