CBC.caOil sands firms to cut spending for third straight yearThe Globe and MailCanada's oil sands industry will chop spending for a third consecutive year as weak prices and pipeline capacity shortages stoke uncertainty about future growth, a major ind …

Markets InsiderOil companies are set to struggle rehiring workers they laid off during the crashMarkets InsiderThere's renewed demand for oil workers who left the industry or were laid off during the most recent price crash. Hiring in oil and gas extra …

The Oil Play That Could Flood the Natural-Gas MarketWall Street Journal (subscription)The oil-rich Permian Basin is emerging as a major source of new natural gas, a development that could deepen an existing glut and pressure gas prices for years. The West …

The Globe and MailChinese-backed firm needs BC First Nation's approval to move oil by railThe Globe and MailLast January, an oil tanker filled with Canadian crude slipped beneath Vancouver's Lions Gate bridge. It was headed for the Chinese port of …

The Globe and MailChinese-backed firm sees export opportunity for Alberta oilThe Globe and MailLast January, an oil tanker filled with Canadian crude slipped beneath Vancouver's Lions Gate bridge. It was headed for the Chinese port of Dalian, the first …

The Globe and MailOil industry backs Clark's re-election bid in BC electionThe Globe and MailBig oil companies are betting on Christy Clark's re-election as B.C. Premier, kicking in tens of thousands of dollars to support a candidate seen as friend …

Globalnews.caQuestions arise over pipeline leak detection following Saskatchewan oil spillGlobalnews.caAn aerial view of an oil pipeline spill is seen in a handout photo near Stoughton, Saskatchewan, on January 23, 2017. Clint Big Eagle says the whiff of o …

UPI.comCanada walks oil pipeline tightropeUPI.com30 (UPI) -- Canada's prime minister balanced the debate on oil infrastructure by delivering split decisions that drew industry praise and complaints from environmentalists. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau …

USA TODAYOil prices may plunge to $20 if OPEC fails to clinch dealUSA TODAYTwo months ago, OPEC took the market by surprise by saying that it "agreed to agree" on a deal to cut production to between 32.5 and 33.0 million in a bid to reduce oversu …

FortuneCan Opec agree to raise the oil price?BBC NewsOil prices are too low for the taste of Opec, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries. So the oil producers' group has agreed in principle to take action to try and lift the price, in t …