Faces of energy: A look at the women and men who power the industry
Canada's oil and gas sector as diverse as the nation it serves
First Nations communities increasingly see oil and gas projects as pathways to prosperity
'To say that we are all against development is ludicrous. We’re in favour of prosperity'
Coalition helps Canadian First Nations participate in transformative infrastructure projects
Indigenous ownership stake in B.C.'s Coastal GasLink pipeline among those supported by First Nations Major Project Coalition
Indigenous-owned pipeline and construction company sees explosive growth
Steel River Group earns honour as Canada's fastest growing start-up with philosophy of 'people first, revenue later'
Globetrotting Métis woman making connections with Indigenous communities
Geophysicist helping to open doors of opportunity for First Nations through energy projects
Indigenous inclusion and economic development practitioner sees ‘truly big’ opportunity in oil and gas
Annie Korver has seen numerous examples of mutually beneficial relationships
Artist aims to use reclamation paintings to change the conversation about Canadian oil and gas
Counter-message stands out at environmental issues-focused exhibition in Vancouver
From roughneck to CFO: One Métis woman’s unconventional career journey
Raylene Whitford's career has taken her from London boardrooms, to the decks of drilling rigs, to the Amazon
Ontario pipe producer investing to support future demand for Canadian natural gas
Sault Ste. Marie company one of many Ontario businesses directly benefiting from jobs and opportunity provided by Canada's oil and gas industry
Trans Mountain project helps Métis man grow family electrical business
Alberta company employs largely Indigenous workforce on Canadian pipeline mega-project