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Danielle Smith appears in front of blurred Alberta flags, looking serious.

Quebec killed Canada’s last pipeline dream. Numbers will kill this one

By Martin Patriquin

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

Venezuelan oil threat hasn’t changed B.C.’s opposition to a new oil pipeline

By Jesse Snyder

A winter shot of a refinery, with white clouds rising from its stacks and towers.

Carney’s pipeline deal is set to create a carbon-credit windfall in the oilsands

By Jesse Snyder

Carney and Smith shaking hands in front a wall with wooden wainscoting and the flags of Alberta and Canada.

Carney and Smith sign wide-ranging deal committing to new pipeline and carbon capture

By Laura Osman

A landscape photo showing high-tension power lines running toward a bleak prairie horizon. There is a row of oil tanker rail cars in the middle of the shot.

The controversial ‘corridor’ concept behind Carney’s major projects push

By Jesse Snyder

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