Steven Wilhelm

Canada’s two largest railways, Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. and Canadian National Railway Co., are weathering a storm of challenges.

Precision Drilling says it expects its oil and gas rigs to remain active for at least the rest of this year, despite rising tensions.

Canada’s energy minister says the two parties are still working on the prickly issues in a landmark energy pact between Alberta and Ottawa.

Evacuation buses sit parked and ready near Precision Drilling Corp’s oil and gas rigs in the Middle East, a constant reminder that crews are a mere phone call — or missile strike — away from dropping everything.

Beneath complexities of Alberta’s push for a new Pacific Coast oil pipeline lies a basic question: what does it take to transport bitumen?

Beneath complexities of Alberta’s push for a new Pacific Coast oil pipeline lies a basic question: what does it take to transport bitumen?

Canada’s energy minister Tim Hodgson touts global demand for the nation’s products, after revealing a deal that could send LNG to Europe.

India is prepared to buy as much uranium as Canada’s largest producer can sell, in a bid to meet the South Asian country’s nuclear power ambitions, High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik says.

There’s a kind of hard-working, steel-toe energy to it: pickup trucks, SUVs, work vans, hulking campers, none of which are safe from the smell of diesel fumes, breakfast sandwiches and black coffee.

Several hundred Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. signal workers are on strike after talks between the union and the company stalled.