NewsweekArnold Schwarzenegger Joins Increasing List Of Those Suing Big Oil For Climate ChangeNewsweekArnold Schwarzenegger announced his plans this week to sue Big Oil for its contributions to climate change. Schwarzenegger joins a growing list of cities a …

CBC.caSaskatchewan would support Alberta's decision to turn off oil tapsCBC.caThough Saskatchewan isn't connected to Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline, the delays in getting the $7.4 billion expansion completed are affecting rail shipment …

CBC.caSaskatchewan would support Alberta's decision to turn off oil taps ...CBC.caSaskatchewan's premier says he'd stand by Alberta if its government decides to turn off the oil taps over the ongoing pipeline dispute with British Columbia.and m …

CBC.caBalls of bitumen: Calgary breakthrough will make oil pipelines unnecessary, researcher saysCBC.caIan Gates was researching ways to upgrade bitumen when he and his team accidentally found a way to degrade it, making it even more viscous — which, in tu …

mySanAntonio.comTexas' oil industry ramps up, makes more money despite low pricesmySanAntonio.comThe oil and gas industry in Texas continues to ramp up drilling in 2017 despite continued low oil prices and faltering production cuts from OPEC countries, …

One Denver Suburb Aims To Be A Trailblazer For Drilling Oil In SuburbiaNPRAugust 23, 20174:53 PM ET. Heard on All Things Considered. As oil wells and new housing fight for the same space, one Denver suburb aims to be a model for co-existence. It's prop …

CBC.caLower oil prices hitting Alberta treasury, forcing drop in budget price benchmarkCBC.caThe Alberta government has revised downward the price of oil used to forecast this year's budget revenues from $55 to $49 US a barrel due to lower prices since …

CBC.caOil prices take another dive — can the oilpatch take it?CBC.caThe collapse of the oil-services company Sanjel in 2016 was typical of a no-good, terrible year in Alberta. The family-owned company had grown quickly and was carrying too much debt when t …

FuelFix (blog)Oil bust claimed a third of service workers, but job market improvingFuelFix (blog)The oil-market collapse that began nearly three years ago forced U.S. oil producers to dramatically curb drilling, eating into profits. But the companies that …

The EconomistData drillingOil struggles to enter the digital ageThe EconomistIn fact, the engineers of the Anglo-Dutch oil major were using computers to perform what they call “virtual drilling”, based on their knowledge of Fox Creek, a shale bed in Albert …