Meghan Potkins

Reporter

Meghan Potkins is The Logic’s Alberta correspondent, covering Western Canada’s business scene with a focus on the energy sector. She previously spent more than four years at the Financial Post covering energy, where she broke stories about Canada’s oilsands giants and pipeline companies. Before that, at the Calgary Herald, she earned a World Press Freedom Canada citation for uncovering financial fraud committed by a city councillor.

[email protected]

Articles by Meghan Potkins

Briefing

TC Energy strikes deal with Indigenous groups for ownership stake in Coastal GasLink pipeline

https://thelogic.co/briefing/tc-energy-strikes-deal-with-indigenous-groups-for-ownership-stake-in-coastal-gaslink-pipeline/

By Meghan Potkins | Oct 13, 2026

Briefing

Oilpatch profits surged 68%, outpacing spending

https://thelogic.co/briefing/oilpatch-profits-surged-68-outpacing-spending/

By Meghan Potkins | Oct 8, 2026

Emera sets sights on Canada’s giant power projects after $35B merger with Canadian Utilities

https://thelogic.co/news/emera-merger-canadian-utilities/

By Meghan Potkins and David Reevely | Oct 6, 2026

Surprise merger would create an energy behemoth capable of pursuing megaprojects envisioned by Prime Minister Mark Carney

A low-angle shot of a pylon supporting high-tension power lines taken against the backdrop of sunshine and blue sky.

Cenovus announces $5.7B takeover of Athabasca, with a nod to Carney’s Mega Deduction

https://thelogic.co/news/cenovus-takeover-deal-athabasca/

By Meghan Potkins | Oct 5, 2026

CEO says Ottawa’s new tax incentive factored into the latest deal in the oilsands, where industry consolidation marches on

A view of oil extraction equipment consisting of pipes, catwalks and cylindrical tanks; there are three company representatives in the foreground wearing white hard hats and blue coveralls with yellow reflective striping.

Feds give West Coast pipeline ‘national interest’ status despite Indigenous objections

https://thelogic.co/news/pacific-link-pipeline-national-interest-status/

By Meghan Potkins | Oct 1, 2026

The newly named Pacific Link pipeline will create more than 140,000 jobs, says Carney, but First Nations told the government they needed more time to assess it