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A silhouette shot of column and smoke stacks of a refinery. A bulb of flame is rising from one of the stacks, partially obscured by smoke from the others.

Carney’s first budget sketches out ‘grand bargain’ with oil and gas sector

By Jesse Snyder

A shot from the side of three members of the Kwantlen First Nation seated at a table in a hearing room. The woman closest to the camera is wearing a traditional twined hat.

First Nations are getting flooded with requests to consult on projects—and it’s about to get worse

By Laura Osman

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaking into a microphone at a translucent podium. She is wearing a green blazer.

Alberta says it will get the ball rolling on a new oil pipeline itself

By Jesse Snyder

The LNG Canada export terminal under construction in Kitimat, B.C., on Wednesday, September 28, 2022.

Carney’s first five major projects aren’t new, but expect more to join them soon

By David Reevely

A wide shot of a pipeline construction area, with an excavator using its boom to lift a length of pipe.

Canada got serious about building oil pipelines. Then prices tumbled

By Jesse Snyder

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

Bill to fast-track projects gives PM and ministers sweeping powers to choose winners

By David Reevely

A low-angle shot of protestors, some with fists raised, one holding a flag, with the Ontario Legislature visible in the background.

First Nations say they’re ready to fight the big projects Carney wants to hurry through

By Laura Osman, David Reevely and Joanna Smith

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

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

An end-view of segments of steel pipe in a stack with mint-green paint on their outsides and a rusty patina on their insides. There are weeds growing around the pipes and two cylindrical white tanks are standing in the background.

Canadian firm exploring Keystone XL revival as Trump returns to White House

By Jesse Snyder