Propane Rates Decrease in Northern Manitoba Communities
Residents in some northern Manitoba communities will see lower propane rates, providing financial relief amid ongoing economic pressures and winter conditions.
Category : Energy Sector
Ottawa-Alberta Deal Insufficient for Energy Competitiveness
The federal government's memorandum of understanding with Alberta fails to address key barriers to energy investment, leaving Canada vulnerable to Venezuela's potential resurgence as an oil producer.
Alberta's $900M Bitumen Royalty Program Launches
The Alberta government introduces a new bitumen royalty-in-kind program, allowing it to borrow up to $900 million to collect oil sands royalties in bitumen rather than cash to enhance market access.
Canada-India Energy Partnership Expands Amid Diplomatic Reset
Canada and India commit to expanding oil and gas trade while exploring collaboration in hydrogen, battery storage, critical minerals and AI in energy sectors as diplomatic relations improve.
Manitoba Hydro Nearly Breaks Record in Deep Freeze
Manitoba Hydro approached a historic peak electricity demand as extreme cold gripped the province, testing the utility's infrastructure and highlighting winter energy challenges.
Maritime Power Grid Avoids Blackouts During Cold Snap
Atlantic Canada's power utilities successfully managed record-breaking cold temperatures over the weekend, preventing rolling outages despite surging electricity demand across the region.
Ford Backs Federal Auto Strategy After Meeting with Carney, Joly
Ontario Premier Doug Ford praised the federal auto strategy as 'great' and committed Ontario's participation following a meeting with Industry Minister Melanie Joly and former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney.
Canada's Defence: Resource Control Against U.S. Threats
Analysis suggests Canada's control over critical natural resources like oil, gas, and uranium provides significant defensive leverage against potential U.S. aggression, serving as a strategic deterrent.
Houston Oil Sector Gears Up for Venezuela Opportunity
The U.S. oil capital of Houston is experiencing heightened activity as companies position themselves for potential access to Venezuelan crude, amid shifting geopolitical and market dynamics.
OPEC+ Likely to Maintain Oil Output Pause in March
Sources indicate OPEC+ will likely keep its oil production cuts unchanged for March as global prices climb, reflecting ongoing market stabilization efforts.
Alberta Energy Goals Clash with U.S. Policy Direction
As Alberta's oil industry seeks to expand markets including China, U.S. policy documents advocate for a hemisphere-focused energy strategy that could reshape North American energy dynamics and economic relationships.
Canada's Lost Pipeline Civilization: Fast Infrastructure Building
A historical look at how Canada once built major pipeline projects in weeks, not years, with the 1912 Calgary gas line completed in just 16 days compared to today's lengthy processes.
N.S. Utility's Energy Conservation Plea Draws Customer Ire
Nova Scotia Power faces negative reactions after urging customers to conserve electricity during extreme winter conditions, highlighting tensions over energy reliability.
Hydro-Québetargets Sunday Power Restoration for Most
Hydro-Québec expects most Montreal-area customers to have electricity back by Sunday evening after an equipment failure, though some may wait until Monday morning.
NS Power Asks Customers to Conserve Power During Cold
Nova Scotia Power requests customers reduce electricity usage as extreme cold and a Nor'easter threaten the province's grid, highlighting strain during severe weather.
Hydro-Québec's Energy-Saving Tips for Montreal Deep Freeze
As temperatures plummet across Quebec, Hydro-Québec provides essential guidance to help Montreal residents reduce electricity consumption and manage costs during the severe cold weather.
Mali Fuel Rationing After Al-Qaida Attacks Cut Supplies
Mali's government has implemented fuel rationing measures following a series of attacks by al-Qaida-linked militants that have disrupted critical supply routes, leading to severe shortages.
Alberta's Energy Deal with Ottawa Faces Critical Challenges
The memorandum of understanding between Alberta and the federal government contains problematic conditions that could undermine Alberta's hydrocarbon industry and economic interests.
Smith Aims for Pipeline Decision by Year-End Amid Trade Turmoil
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith hopes for federal approval of a coastal pipeline by year's end as global trade shifts and opposition from B.C. complicate energy sector prospects.
Saskatoon Light and Power to Match SaskPower Rate Hikes
Saskatoon Light and Power customers will see electricity rate increases matching SaskPower's 3.9% hikes in February 2026 and 2027, following committee approval.
Manitoba Hydro Expects High Power Use in Extreme Cold
Manitoba Hydro anticipates a significant increase in electricity consumption as bone-chilling temperatures and strong winds sweep across the province, prompting widespread cold warnings.
Worker Dies at Suncor Oilsands Site Near Fort McMurray
A Suncor Energy worker has died at an oilsands operation near Fort McMurray, marking the company's first fatality since 2022. Alberta Occupational Health and Safety is investigating the incident involving submerged equipment.
Suncor Worker Dies at Fort McMurray Oilsands Site
A worker has died at a Suncor Energy site near Fort McMurray, marking the company's first fatality since 2022. Alberta Occupational Health and Safety is investigating the incident.
Gas and Diesel Prices Rise Again in Atlantic Canada
Motorists in Atlantic Canada face higher fuel costs as gas and diesel prices increase again, adding to ongoing concerns about affordability and regional economic pressures.
Hydro-Québec Urges Conservation During Montreal Cold Snap
Hydro-Québec asks Montreal customers to reduce electricity use as frigid temperatures drive power demand to critical levels, highlighting grid strain during extreme weather.
Worker Dies at Suncor Site After Machinery Sinks
A tragic incident at Suncor's Fort Hills oilsands operation in Alberta has claimed a worker's life after heavy machinery sank into muskeg terrain, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the resource sector.
David Broshko Named CFO of Eavor Technologies
Eavor Technologies Inc. appoints David Broshko as Chief Financial Officer to strengthen leadership for global expansion of its innovative geothermal energy solutions.
Canadian Nuclear Fusion Firm Going Public on Nasdaq
Vancouver-based General Fusion Inc. plans to go public through a SPAC merger, aiming to commercialize nuclear fusion technology by the mid-2030s with significant capital infusion.
Ford Calls for Boycott of Chinese EVs Over Manufacturing
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for consumer boycott of Chinese-made electric vehicles, citing concerns over manufacturing practices and impact on Canadian auto industry.
French Firm to Train Nova Scotia Offshore Wind Workers
Q Energy France signs agreement with Nova Scotia Community College to develop specialized training programs for the province's growing offshore wind energy sector.
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