The Globe and MailAs oil prices fall, rebound hopes fade for Canadian producers - The Globe and MailThe Globe and MailCanadian oil producers are having their hopes dashed for a rebound in crude prices in the second half of the year, as prices swoon under t …

FuelFix (blog)European Big Oil opens schism on climate with U.S. rivalsFuelFix (blog)Exxon is “actively engaged” with the European companies through an organization called International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association, or Ipieca, …

The Globe and MailOil price crunch exposes energy industry inefficienciesThe Globe and MailCanada's oil sands producers are struggling to adjust to much lower crude prices despite jettisoning thousands of employees and slamming the brakes on billions w …

CNBCNew fears in the Canadian oil patchCNBCLarge oil companies in Alberta are more worried about a royalty review than a corporate tax increase at this point, said Andrew Leach, an associate professor at the University of Alberta School of Business. " …

Financial PostOil retreats off 2015 highs, Iraq exports hit recordYahoo Finance UKLONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices edged lower on Friday, easing off 2015 highs after Iraq said its crude oil exports hit a record in April, keeping Middle East production well ab …

The Globe and MailBig oil sands players hope pumping record crude will pay off over timeThe Globe and MailSome of the sector's largest players – including Suncor Energy Inc., Imperial Oil Ltd. and Cenovus Energy Inc. – are dumping more oil into one of …

Globalnews.ca'No one knows' where oil prices are headed as Imperial, Suncor report earningsGlobalnews.caCALGARY- The top executives of two major oilsands producers say they're looking past swings in crude prices and focusing instead on what&#39 …

Wall Street JournalCanada's Top Oil Producer Suncor Posts Net Loss, Boosts Crude OutputWall Street JournalCALGARY, Alberta—Suncor Energy Inc., SU 0.43 % Canada's largest crude-oil producer, on Wednesday reported a first-quarter net loss and a 90% d …

The Globe and MailInvestors brace for ugly first-quarter oil resultsThe Globe and MailEnergy investors are dreading what they are about to see – the financial ravages of a full quarter of deeply depressed oil prices. First-quarter results in the oil patch …

Financial PostWhy current oil prices don't tell the energy sector's whole fortuneFinancial PostHe considers the relative performance of the index versus oil futures a more appropriate measure, because it better aligns oil price expectations with re …