Business associations call for immediate action by the federal government to relieve ongoing economic impacts

Oil sands company to provide homes, jobs and training in northern Alberta

Many non-Indigenous protesters appear to be appropriating an Indigenous issue for their own self-serving purposes.

These are illegal protests, and the economy and function of our country cannot be held hostage.

Edmonton Journal article highlights how court decision represents a win for First Nations who see resource development as path to economic reconciliation.

Hosts Tonya Zelinsky and Tracy Larsson discuss favourite podcasts from 2019 and what’s ahead for 2020.

Ellis Ross, a former Haisla Nation chief and current BC MLA says Canada a leader in Indigenous relationships.

UN committee directive urging Canada to stop pipeline construction reflects ignorance of Canadian law and consultation processes.

As we close out 2019, let’s reflect on 50 facts you may not have known about Canada’s oil and natural gas industry:

Steve Paikin of TVO and a panel of experts discuss Indigenous ownership of Trans Mountain and how oil and natural gas can be a path to economic reconciliation.