Energy industry investment cools dramatically
The oil price crash of recent weeks has triggered a wave of huge exploration and production capital expenditure cuts
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Income grew fastest in provinces with large oil and gas deposits
StatsCan study over 66 years provides insight into which provinces experienced the most growth over three generations
Canadian crude oil production on the rise
Exports on the rise to U.S. and elsewhere: StatsCan
Alberta leads the way in crude oil production increase
Statistics Canada said exports of crude oil and equivalent products increased 10.7% from the same month a year earlier
U.S. imports of Canadian heavy crude oil continues to grow
U.S. is by far the world’s largest refining market for heavy oil, processing more than half of all that type of crude globally in 2018
Capital expenditures in Canadian oil patch plunge 58% from 2014
ATB report blames the decline on the completion of major projects and the dramatic oil price differential
Crude oil and equivalent products production up 9.6%
Alberta (82.6%), Saskatchewan (10.3%) and Newfoundland and Labrador (4.7%) accounted for the vast majority of Canadian production
Sundial Growers partners with U of S for cannabis research
Project to study the effectiveness of using cannabis as a treatment for dementia
A century later, UFA still providing farmers with supplies and leverage
CEO Carol Kitchen talks about how UFA is part of the fabric of rural Alberta, helping agriculture feed people around the world
ATB Financial lends Westleaf Cannabis funds for SK facility
Company plans 115,000-square-foot cannabis cultivation facility near Battleford
Canadian Pacific moving more grain
Railway plans to spend more than $1.55 billion in capital investments in 2018
Alberta sends bulk of crude oil to pipelines in Canada
Pipelines delivered 7.4 million cubic metres of crude oil to Canadian refineries in June, up 3.2% over last year
Canadian oil production on the upswing
Alberta (80.9%), Saskatchewan (10.7%) and Newfoundland and Labrador (5.9%) accounted for the vast majority of Canadian production of crude oil and equivalent products
