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A close-up of Danielle Smith in front of a microphone. She's wearing an arch facial expression, with a close-lipped smile.

Danielle Smith wants Ottawa to do more to attract private investment in a new pipeline

By Joanna Smith

A shot of Tim Hodgson responding to reporters in a corridor of the parliament buildings in Ottawa. He's wearing a dark jacket and a pink tie.

In his Calgary debut, Carney’s energy minister pledges to help the oilpatch build

By Jesse Snyder

A head-on shot of Tim Hodgson walking down a corridor as he looks directly at the camera. He's wearing a dark suit and a fuschia tie. Hodgson is tall and has thick, white hair.

New federal energy minister Tim Hodgson is getting a warm western welcome—for now

By Jesse Snyder

A pipeline through Quebec could finally happen. But there’s a problem

By Martin Patriquin

In a remote B.C. First Nation, Canada’s next energy megaproject is taking shape

By Jesse Snyder

Two workers at an oil rig. A red sign behind them says, "STOP BEWARE OF DANGER ZONE."

As tariffs loomed, Canada’s oilpatch scrambled to catch up on its paperwork

By Jesse Snyder

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.

Canada’s oil and gas industry is facing its own productivity crisis

By Jesse Snyder

Workers position pipe during construction of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in Abbotsford, B.C., in May 2023.

Here’s how Canada can make its coast-to-coast pipeline dream a reality

By Jesse Snyder

Four rows of towering pylons strung with high lines are silhouetted against dark, roiling clouds.

How Doug Ford’s threat to cut power to the U.S. could work

By David Reevely and Jesse Snyder

Canada launches carbon-offset market in bid to drive emissions reduction

By Jesse Snyder