Oil sands, natural gas and pipeline companies look to partner with Indigenous companies in Alberta

New analysis shows increasing global energy demand means more Canadian oil and natural gas needed even in a lower-carbon environment.

Despite a challenging economic environment, Canada’s oil and natural gas sector delivered the following in 2015:

Have questions about the Trans Mountain Expansion Project? Read on for answers.

Local governments along the pipeline route will benefit from increased property tax revenues and more.

CAPP vice-president Ben Brunnen sets the record straight: Canada’s oil and natural gas industry does not receive subsidies.

CERI study shows Canada’s oil and natural gas industry makes a major contribution to economic growth and employment in Canada and the U.S.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s offshore oil and natural gas industry create jobs and economic growth

Oil and natural gas activity occurs in 12 of Canada’s 13 provinces and territories and is a key provider of employment opportunities for Canadians.

Based on resources, location and expertise, British Columbia has an opportunity to be a global energy leader