Keystone XL news, opinion and analysis

What if Jason Kenney is secretly working to undermine Alberta’s oil and gas industry? A conspiracy theory.

Alberta is investing $1.1 billion in the disputed Keystone XL pipeline, a project that Kenney says is crucial for the province's economy. (Alik Keplicz/AP/CP)

Max Fawcett: The decisions Kenney’s government have made lately has only caused greater scrutiny over the province’s $1.5 billion investment in the Keystone XL pipeline

Why the Keystone spill poses a serious problem for the whole oil sands sector

Opinion: What started as a single campaign against Keystone now amounts to a categorical rejection of the whole oil sands business

Why it’s time to rethink pipeline protests

Opposing the supply of oil won’t reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. What if we harnessed innovation and reduced demand, instead?

U.S. Secretary of State recuses himself from Keystone XL decision

Rex Tillerson, who had a long career in the oil industry, stepped away from the Keystone file last month

How to make Canada an energy superpower

Before a plane crash took his life, Jim Prentice co-authored a book arguing energy, First Nations and climate-change policies could be reconciled

It’s time for clarity on Canada’s climate and energy policy

The Liberals should admit that its commitment to carbon reduction is increasingly untenable, writes a former TransCanada exec

Trump has forced the left and right to ask: What do we stand for?

For the Conservatives and the NDP, both in the midst of leadership races, the new U.S. president’s policies have triggered a serious identity crisis. Call it the Trump test.