Alberta

Last week saw a number of updates on port infrastructure funding and terminal project statuses.

Canadian midstream operator Keyera and CN are considering creating an energy terminal that would serve the production-rich region.

In the past two days, the Canadian railway has announced approximately CA$1.5 billion (US$1.16 billion) in capital investments for four provinces.

Prairie Tech Oilfield Service debe grandes sumas a los proveedores de combustible y al taller de reparación de camiones

An Alberta trucking company serving the energy sector is seeking creditor protection amid large debts to fuel suppliers, a truck repair shop and Canada’s tax agency.

Traffic resumes at the U.S.-Canada border in Coutts, Alberta, after protesters end a blockade under growing pressure from police and the Canadian government.

Canadian police say they seized a weapons cache and made 11 arrests connected to a protest blocking the U.S.-Canada border in Coutts, Alberta.

Traffic is beginning to move at the U.S.-Canada border in Coutts, Alberta, after protesting truckers agree to reopen some lanes.

Los manifestantes en Alberta reabren algunos carriles tras el intento de operación policial

Police are taking action to remove a truck blockade at the U.S.-Canada border that stranded some cross-border drivers.

Los agentes de la Real Policía Montada de Canadá han comenzado una acción de aplicación de la ley dirigida a un bloqueo de camiones comerciales y otros vehículos en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y Canadá en Coutts, Alberta, que han estado protestando por las restricciones de la COVID-19 desde el sábado. La RCMP dijo […]

The grant from Emissions Reduction Alberta will help CP convert two more locomotives to hydrogen power and add more hydrogen production and fueling facilities.

About CA$95 million of the CA$3 billion 2021 capital investment budget will go toward projects in Alberta, Ontario, Manitoba and New Brunswick.

Canadian trucking firm People Express Transport was shut down by a court-appointed trustee following a months-long fight over millions of dollars in debt.

The railway is working on infrastructure improvements amid lower market demand because of the coronavirus.

The Canadian oil and natural gas producer cited falling crude prices as a reason for temporarily stopping crude shipments via rail.

USD Partners and Gibson Energy will begin construction of a unit in April that will produce a nonhazardous heavy crude product.

Steel giant working to restore normal operations “as quickly as possible” as trucking companies report disruptions in freight from Canadian facility.

The C$15 million federal investment aims to reduce bottlenecks and facilitate export capabilities in a region of Alberta known for its chemical, petrochemical, and oil and gas output.

A temporary order in Canada restricting the speed of freight trains carrying dangerous goods could potentially affect the broader economy.

Jim Blaze writes about the financial issues inherent in an Alaska-to-Alberta rail route.

Canadian province will allow producers to exceed limits exclusively for rail shipments to meet higher demand.

Canadian federal judge suspends the province’s law allowing it to restrict the flow of oil and gas products to other provinces until a full court can review challenge by British Columbia.

Law effectively confines future west coast oil shipments to the Port of Vancouver. Alberta’s premier plans legal challenges, saying it hurts the province’s oil sands.

The Canadian government re-approved the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline (TMX), which will boost the amount of oil that flows from Alberta to British Columbia. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet voted to go ahead with the expansion on June 18. Trudeau said the cabinet had taken heed of a federal court’s ruling in August […]

Federal levy set to take effect January 1 in response to province scrapping its own pricing system.

Law includes transportation regulations and stipulation that the government doesn’t want to interfere with interstate commerce.

Lawmakers quash recommendation to reject C-48, which would effectively ban large-scale crude transport along the northern coast.

Diesel prices fall in the western Canadian province as a leader makes good on a campaign pledge. But the Trudeau government plans impose a federal surcharge soon.

Pilot with Alberta carriers aims to test the viability of fuel cells with heavy hauls.

Transport committee recommends against passage of bill C-48, which would effectively bar crude shipments from ports north of Vancouver.

Crude prices are stuck in a $50-$55 range for WTI, as news that would drive prices higher inevitably gets offset soon after by something pushing it lower.