DelishExtra virgin olive oil sold by these seven producers may be anything butQuartzRaffaele Guariniello—a prosecutor in Turin, Italy—announced the investigation into the seven olive oil producers today, according to Italian news site La Stampa (link in It …

Wall Street JournalCanada's Oil Producers Brace for Latest Test: Higher Carbon TaxesWall Street JournalCALGARY, Alberta—Canadian oil producers, pummeled by the prolonged slump in oil prices and a string of political setbacks, now face another challenge …

National PostJohn Robson: China's one-child policy shows the perils of social engineeringNational PostThe collapse of China's one-child policy is stunning. It is not just a policy reversal. It's an intellectual event of the first importance. It …

FortuneWhat the Keystone Pipeline's Death Really MeansFortuneKilling the multi-billion dollar oil pipeline would have been too risky for the U.S. when Canada's Conservative party was in power, as the group threatened to build an alternative pipelin …

Yahoo FinanceA sign oil prices could be headed even lowerYahoo FinanceLast year, when crude prices were around $100 per barrel, the Oil VIX rarely poked above the 20 level. “This elevated implied volatility means that there's some sort of risk being pr …

KATUCity Council approves anti-oil train resolution, considering anotherKATUThe Portland City Council passed an anti-oil train resolution Wednesday evening. It opposes all projects that would increase the amount of oil transported by rail through the city. …

The Globe and MailTrudeau's new ministry for climate change spooks oil patchThe Globe and Mail“You're really attacking the energy industry. That's what climate change is all about,” Murray Mullen said. “It is all about attacking carbon.” The ex …

Los Angeles TimesIn the Kitchen: Italian olive oil is backLos Angeles TimesDrizzling extra virgin olive oil on a crusty country loaf of bread rubbed with fresh garlic to make a Bruschetta. (Ricardo DeAratanha / Los Angeles Times). By Noelle CarterContact R …

The Globe and Mail (subscription)What the Liberal majority could mean for the oil and gas industryThe Globe and Mail (subscription)With the Alberta New Democratic Party government already pursuing policies that could drive up industry costs, the Liberals&# …

The Globe and MailLiberal government will not become bitter adversary of the oil industryThe Globe and MailDon't expect the Liberals to shut down the oil sands. Heck, it was under a Liberal government that development of the massive Northern Alberta re …