Since the start of the oil price and stock market crashes in March, the oil sands stocks we cover have vastly underperformed the general market along with oil prices, missing out on the subsequent ...

Anyone hoping for a return to normalcy in the oil market, to the security of cyclicality, to the assurance that low prices must rise again, should remember two words: oil sands. Investors are reported ...

Oil sands saw a 51-percent jump in financing between 2020 and 2021. Bank financing for 30 top oil sands production companies and six key oil sands pipeline companies increased their lending in 2021 by ...

Cenovus Energy has entered a definitive agreement to acquire MEG Energy Corp., combining two large Canadian Oil Sands producers. The transaction is set to create one of the largest players focused on ...

Studies reveal that pollution levels from Canada's Athabasca oil sands are much higher than industry-reported, raising health and environmental concerns. Despite ambitious climate pledges, Canada ...

The Canada Letter speaks with a Times reporter who has looked into large investors who have turned away from the oil sands. By Ian Austen Another energy story was somewhat lost this week among turmoil ...

Insurance, a basic necessity for any business, is becoming increasingly expensive for some coal and oil sands companies. That's because a growing number of insurers are refusing to underwrite ...

CALGARY (Reuters) -Giant shovels, driverless trucks and a dog-like robot have all helped Canada's oil sands companies including Imperial Oil and Suncor become some of North America's lowest-cost oil ...

From our collaborating partner “Living on Earth,” public radio’s environmental news magazine, an interview by Host Jenni Doering and Producer Aynsley O’Neill with Kate Beaton. AYNSLEY O’NEILL: The ...

Adam Brandt, global expert on the carbon footprint of fuels, explains why oil sands' 20% greater greenhouse gas emissions are significant. By Lisa Song, InsideClimate News Sign up here. The debate ...

The oil sands debate is heating up again. At the center is a fight over whether to permit the Keystone XL pipeline, which would carry diluted bitumen from Alberta to refineries on the Gulf Coast. I’ll ...