Oil and Gas

Energy policies are central to global geopolitics. As a result, Alberta — and its new government — is an important player for Canada on the international stage.

Are oil and gas being left out of current conflict narratives? By John Foster.

Glen Hodgson on why the U.S. shale gale threatens to blow Canada off course, and how our government and energy producers can step up their game.

Will the next four years see North America become the new Middle East? With advances in extracting oil and gas, there’s a good chance, writes Duncan Wood.

Most oil-rich countries have national oil companies. Canada doesn’t.

Canada has had a longer history in Colombia than might be suggested by the recent flurry of activity around the Canada-Colombia trade agreement. For much of the last 100 years, Canada has been a significant player in Colombian business. Before United States law allowed U.S. branch banking, the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), along with […]