Provincial authorities in Alberta said they are investigating the death of a worker at Suncor Energy's Fort Hills oil sands site near Fort McMurray.

Canada has received another “wake-up call” on what can happen when geopolitics suddenly rattle global oil markets, punctuating the push for investing in new export infrastructure.

Canadian equity benchmark S&P/TSX Composite Index is up marginally a little past noon on Friday with stocks turning in a mixed ...

There are strong signals Canada could fall short of its legally-binding emissions targets, as federal data shows the goal for ...

CALGARY — Shares in Canada's biggest oilsands producers came under pressure Monday after the U.S. military captured the Venezuelan leader and President Donald Trump announced plans to put that country ...

In the report economist David Macdonald finds that while an average Canadian worker earned $65,548 in 2024—an increase of ...

The death of a worker at a Suncor Energy Inc. site in Canada marked the first fatality for the oil sands company since a ...

Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety is investigating the Jan. 13 fatality near the oil town of Fort McMurray, the agency ...

Suncor's production hit a record 870,000 b/d in Q3, and its upstream reserves and cost structure position it to outperform as ...

Suncor Energy (TSX:SU) saw its share price drop on concerns that Canadian oil sands producers are at risk of losing market share in the United States to oil produced in Venezuela in the coming years.

Suncor’s surge looks earned, powered by real cash flow, strong operations, and aggressive buybacks that support long-term ...