May 15 (Reuters) - A wildfire threatening the Canadian oil sands hub of Fort McMurray has prompted thousands of people to evacuate the remote northern Alberta city, reviving memories of a destructive ...

Firefighters have contained a massive wildfire in Canada’s oil sands region, but thick smoke Friday continued to prevent a resumption of most oil production. The fires, which forced the evacuation of ...

Rain and cooler weather have halted the advance of a huge wildfire threatening the Canadian city of Fort McMurray in a major oil-producing region, officials said Thursday. There was no immediate ...

The threat from a wildfire near Canada's oil sands hub of Fort McMurray, Alberta, appeared to be easing on Wednesday, a day after it forced thousands of residents to evacuate and stirred memories of a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A structural fitter welder works on a platform being built for Alberta's oilsands at a Calgary manufacturing facility. Large-scale ...

Wildfires in northern Alberta continued to disrupt some oil sands operations as Cenovus Energy demobilized this week non-essential staff at its Sunrise project as a precaution amid heat and wildfire ...

A fire that forced the evacuation of the Canadian oil sands city of Fort McMurray, Alberta, could get worse Wednesday, but no injuries have been reported, officials said. Tyler Burgett via AP FOR ...

As many as 47 new wildfires were reported in Alberta over the past 24 hours, as extreme heat and dry weather are currently fanning about 150 wildfires in Canada’s oil-producing province. Fire bans and ...

The threat from a wildfire near Canada’s oil sands hub of Fort McMurray, Alberta, appeared to be easing on Wednesday, a day after it forced thousands of residents to evacuate and stirred memories of a ...

Three of Canada’s largest energy stakeholders signed an agreement that could significantly change what the Alberta oilsands look like in the next ten years. On Monday, the provincial and federal ...