By Michael Ganley In Feature, OilPosted July 1, 2018The Redwater DecisionWhy citizens may soon be liable for more oil and gas industry messes READ MORE
By Andrew Nikiforuk In Environment, OilPosted January 1, 2018Retrospective: The PondsEvery Albertan now knows that the tar sands, the world’s largest energy project, drinks an enormous amount of water. Separating tar from sand is a messy, water-intensive business: producing just [...] READ MORE
By Kevin Taft In Energy / Economy, Feature, Oil, PoliticsPosted October 1, 2017A Captive StateHow the oil industry still runs Alberta READ MORE
By Tadzio Richards In Environment, Feature, OilPosted October 1, 2013Spills and LeaksJust how safe are Alberta’s oil and gas pipelines? READ MORE
By Jeff Gailus In Energy / Economy, Environment, Feature, OilPosted October 1, 2012Black SwansThink oil sands companies are certain to clean up after themselves? Think again. How citizens could be stuck with the $15-billion bill. READ MORE
By Doug Horner In Environment, Feature, Oil, PoliticsPosted March 1, 2012What Lies BeneathAlmost 100,000 spent oil and gas wells litter Alberta. Who will pay the clean-up cost? READ MORE
By Ian Urquhart In Energy / Economy, Feature, OilPosted October 1, 2010PetrostateWhen an overdeveloped sense of prosperity causes an underdeveloped sense of democracy. READ MORE
By David Finch In Energy / Economy, Feature, OilPosted March 1, 2008The Great Royalty DebateThink the royalty debate started with Stelmach? Think again. Albertans have been debating (and raising) royalty rates for nearly 80 years. READ MORE
By Andrew Nikiforuk In Environment, Feature, OilPosted November 1, 2007The PondsOil sands extraction makes a lot of waste. Where does it all go? Welcome to Alberta’s tailings ponds. READ MORE
By Kyle G. Brown In Feature, Labour, OilPosted October 1, 2007Doing the Dirty WorkLured by the promise of lucre, a writer hits the rigs. READ MORE