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 …

Trinidad Drilling acquires CanElson to set stage for oil-price recoveryThe Globe and MailThe Calgary-based companies had previously cut staff and lowered salaries as their oil producer customers chopped spending, leaving more than half their drilling capac …

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 …

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 …