More oil, less carbon: What the latest oil sands data really shows

S&P Global’s latest analysis shows Canadian oil sands emissions intensity is down nearly a third since 2009. Here’s the difference between intensity and absolute emissions and why both numbers point to progress.

A time for reflection

Will BC get a pragmatic 2026 reset on energy and exports? 

Western Canada’s supply chain for Santa Claus

From petrochemicals for toys to B.C. fibre for repairs, Canada keeps Santa and the North Pole stocked up for Christmas.

The trickster politics of the tanker ban are hiding a much bigger reckoning for B.C.

For years, a conservation NGO supported by major foreign foundations has taken on the guise of Indigenous governance authority on British Columbia’s north coast. Meanwhile, rights-holding First Nations with an economic agenda are reshaping the region, yet their equal weight is overlooked. A clash of values has resulted.

Stalled IMO decarbonization deal exposes the deep divide in shipping’s energy transition ambition

Vote to delay adoption of the first global carbon tax raises questions over which organization should oversee the greening of the world’s maritime freight movement.

Heather Exner-Pirot on what to watch out for in the federal budget

As MPs weigh cuts and capital, investors want rules that let them actually build.

Less pain at the pumps this summer

Lower oil prices, carbon tax removal, Trans Mountain expansion temper Metro Vancouver gasoline prices

RUSHTON: There has to be a way forward

Norway remains a role model for how Canada can shape the future of energy.

Calls for a new pipeline to the coast are only getting louder

Alberta wants a new oil pipeline to Prince Rupert in British Columbia.