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Crude prices

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Carl Larry, market specialist with Thomson Reuters, on a possible shakeup in the boom-bust price cycle for oil
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Alberta outlook

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Wendy Giuffre, president, Wendy Ellen Inc., on the prospects for the province's oil and gas sector
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Where is the price of oil headed?

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Bessma Momani, senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, on a new deal to cut production between OPEC and non-OPEC producers
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More like Texas

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Ben Eisen of the Fraser Institute on why he says Alberta should be acting more like the U.S. oil producing state
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U.S. government seeks to halt North Dakota pipeline construction

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Protesters' attempts to halt construction of oil pipeline failed in court Friday, but the U.S. government has asked the pipeline company to 'voluntarily pause'
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Where is oil headed?

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Carl Larry, business development director for oil and gas at Frost & Sullivan, on where crude prices may be headed
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First Nations chief on Northern Gateway decision

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Terry Teegee, a tribal chief with the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council in B.C., reacts to the decision overturning approval of the pipeline
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TransCanada's Energy East pipeline target of Quebec injunction

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The Quebec government is facing backlash from politicians in Western Canada for seeking an injunction against TransCanada over its proposed Energy East pipeline.
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Alberta's Oil Bust | Up Close

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Alberta has gone from oil boom, to oil bust. We take an up close look at the growing desperation in parts of the province.
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Do fracking activities cause earthquakes?

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Hydraulic fracking operations have now been linked to earthquakes, and nowhere is the problem worse than in oil-rich Oklahoma.
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Face to Face with the Prime Minister - The interview: The future of Alberta

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Danny Strilchuk, a 30-year-old oil field worker from Edmonton, asks Justin Trudeau if there is anything to give him hope or the future in Alberta and how he will generate jobs
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Justin Trudeau Meets With Oil Executives

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Some of Alberta's top oil and gas executives got to sit down with the prime minister to talk about what they want - and need.
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Those pesky fuel surcharges

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The drop in crude oil prices hasn't meant a drop in prices for consumers
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Canadian dollar at lowest level since 2003

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The Canadian dollar is teetering at its lowest level since 2003. It's being dragged down by collapsing oil prices.
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Alberta fracking operation closed indefinitely after earthquake

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A hydraulic fracturing operation near Fox Creek, Alta., has been shut down after an earthquake hit the area Tuesday.
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Energy wars

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A look back at energy wars in Canada when oil was $6.50 / barrel - Alberta vs. Ontario in a battle to increase the price.
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What comes after oil?

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Pedro Antunes of the Conference Board has some ideas for weaning Canada off oil
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Canada's financial fault lines

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Where is Canada's economy most vulnerable? Economists reveal our financial fault lines
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Siberia's Oil Squeeze | Sanctions, economics hammer Russia’s petro heartland

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With the low price of oil and western sanctions, how will Russia cope with its oil crisis? Susan Ormiston travels to Western Siberia to find out.
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You paid $850 for the Trans Mountain pipeline. Here’s why

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Canadians are on the hook for more than $34 billion for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project after the federal government was forced to step in and buy it in 2018. CBC’s Lyndsay Duncombe breaks down why the project went over...
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‘Green diesel’ business booms at revitalized N.L. refinery

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Four years after it stopped processing Middle Eastern crude oil, the refinery in Come By Chance, N.L., is thriving — and providing hundreds of well-paying jobs — by making renewable, ready-to-use diesel from animals and vegetable oils.
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Climate panel debates Trans Mountain pipeline expansion as project nears completion

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As the $34-billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion begins filling with oil, with its first shipments expected before July, The Early Edition's climate panel discusses the controversies surrounding the project.
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Fire at oil site tests rural emergency response teams

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Madeleine Cummings reports from Minburn County, where flames and toxic smoke poured from a burning oil field site. An investigation is now underway.
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Alaska Residents to Receive $1,312 Oil Fund Check

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Alaska residents are set to receive a check for about $1,300 as their share from the state's oil fund.