Financial PostCalgary office market bleeding tenants as oil prices take toll, report showsFinancial Post“We are nearly nine months into the decline in oil prices and the Calgary office market has responded as expected. Both sublet and direct vacancy are on …

Financial TimesOil market's small fry become big fishFinancial TimesLike the old cartoon showing a school of small fish organised to form a big one, retail investors have become a whale in the oil market. Uniting as buyers of exchange traded funds, the …

MarketWatchTrader who called oil's rout sees crude below $40MarketWatchNEW YORK (MarketWatch)—Investors and traders looking for the oil rout to give way to a V-shaped recovery are likely to be painfully disappointed, said a hedge-fund manager who made …

Big Oil's business model is brokenGristMany reasons have been provided for the dramatic plunge in the price of oil to about $60 per barrel (nearly half of what it was a year ago): slowing demand due to global economic stagnation; overproduction at shal …

The News InternationalHow long will oil stay cheap?Hamilton SpectatorThe "frackers" who have added four million barrels/day to U.S. oil production in the past five years (and effectively flooded the market) already owe an estimated $160 billion t …

Toronto StarUnemployment: Why the 'worst is yet to come' amid oil shockThe Globe and Mail (subscription)In Alberta, The Globe and Mail's Tavia Grant reports, the jobless rate spiked in February to 5.3 per cent from January's 4.5 per cent as …

Toronto StarUnemployment spikes in Canada's crude-sensitive provinces amid oil shockThe Globe and Mail (subscription)In Alberta, The Globe and Mail's Tavia Grant reports, the jobless rate spiked in February to 5.3 per cent from January's 4.5 pe …

Toronto StarCanada's oil provinces in the eye of economic stormThe Globe and Mail (subscription)In Alberta, The Globe and Mail's Tavia Grant reports, the jobless rate spiked in February to 5.3 per cent from January's 4.5 per cent as 14,000 jobs …

Toronto StarUnemployment spikes in Canada's crude-rich provinces amid oil shockThe Globe and Mail (subscription)In Alberta, The Globe and Mail's Tavia Grant reports, the jobless rate spiked in February to 5.3 per cent from January's 4.5 per cen …

Toronto StarThis morning's jobs report could spell more trouble amid oil routThe Globe and Mail (subscription)Today's report could underscore how the crash in crude prices is hitting Canada's oil-sensitive provinces, notably Alberta, and perhap …