The Globe and MailCapital not as 'mobile' as Alberta oil patch wants Premier Notley to believeThe Globe and MailThe phrase “capital is mobile” is the garlic bulb the oil patch uses to try to stave off any fiscal-policy changes that would bite into …

Voice of AmericaNigeria president dissolves state oil company boardFinancial TimesThe Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, which oversees oil production in the Opec member, has been plagued by allegations of corruption and mismanagement for years. It w …

The Globe and MailAlberta Appoints Banker to Oversee Review of Oil and Gas RoyaltiesWall Street JournalCALGARY, Alberta—The top executive of a province-owned bank will head a panel to review oil and natural-gas royalty payment levels and issue recommendati …

Business InsiderOil prices steady, all eyes on GreeceBusiness InsiderSINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil prices were little changed in thin trade on Friday, with investors focusing on talks aimed at averting a Greek debt default. Brent crude for August delivery was …

The Globe and MailAlberta NDP's plan to increase carbon fees another strain on oil industryThe Globe and MailThe prospect of more stringent rules and higher costs deepens a rift between a government that insists change is needed to smooth the way for s …

The Globe and MailAlberta NDP plan to increase carbon fees another strain on oil industryThe Globe and MailThe prospect of more stringent rules and higher costs deepens a rift between a government that insists change is needed to smooth the way for stalled …

CTV NewsSaskatchewan goes to Alberta to steal some oil businessCBC.caIn front of several hundred people from all facets of the oil and gas industry, Saskatchewan's economy minister pitched his province as the land of stability. Bill Boyd began and conc …

The Globe and MailScientists, academics call for halt to further oil sands developmentThe Globe and MailA prominent group of scientists and academics is urging a moratorium on further oil sands development, saying planned production growth is inconsistent …

Oil bust leaves energy states in the dustErieTVNewsNEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- The oil bust is ending the boomtown party in America's energy states. After leading the nation's comeback story during the recovery, many energy-focused states lost a lot of …

MarketWatchThe beginning of the end for the oil ageMarketWatchIn Pennsylvania, from 1859 to the 1870s, America saw its first oil rush. The Texas oil boom was soon to follow in the early 1900s. By 1970, U.S. oil production peaked at 9,637,000 barrels per da …