CBC.caIt's time Canada did some long-term thinking about oilThe Globe and MailIf lower oil prices are as bad for Canada's economy as rate-cutting Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz insists, the central bank might consider assessing the risks to …

Christian Science MonitorWhat a North American oil slowdown means for global supplyChristian Science MonitorWhat the current oil price slump means for world oil supply is starting to emerge. "Layoffs," "cutbacks," "delays," an …

CBC.caOil-led deflation can be good, bad or uglyCBC.caAlthough oil prices have crossed back above $50 US, last year's crash from over $100 is just now feeding into inflation calculations. Yesterday, central bankers in Australia and India joined the lon …

Christian Science MonitorOil industry job cuts are hereBusiness Insider"Employment posted another solid gain in January, although the pace of growth is slower than in recent months. Businesses in the energy and supplying industries are already scaling …

Financial PostDavid Rosenberg: What US$50 oil really means for Canada's economyFinancial PostWe have spent the past several weeks getting our hands dirty in the data to find out what Canada is going to look like if oil is US$50 per barrel, assuming it …

The NationalSaudi Arabia to stay the course on oilThe NationalThe world's largest exporter of crude oil is likely to continue its position of not cutting oil production to buoy falling prices while maintaining government spending to boost growth, say i …

Christian Science MonitorLow oil prices chill a once-hot oil town in North DakotaChristian Science MonitorCrosby, N.D. — An empty strip of gravel – lined with streetlights and unused utility hookups – runs next to the highway, south of a once-booming oil t …

Toronto StarTories eyeing manufacturing in federal budget amid falling oil pricesThe Globe and MailThe Conservative government is considering a strong focus on the manufacturing sector in the upcoming budget, part of a general shift in attention towards On …

CBC.caOil slide to $10? Don't scoff, it's happened before: Don PittisCBC.caHow is oil like a beaver? If that sounds like a Canadian joke, I suppose it is. But the punch line may help us speculate on what's next for slumping oil prices. And I us …

CBC.caOil slides below $48, dragging TSX down another 145 pointsCBC.caThe price of a barrel of oil continued its slide on Tuesday, losing more than $2 to trade below $47.89 US a barrel. The crude drop dragged energy stocks on the TSX lower too. The S&P …