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View Past IssuesOPINION FEATURE Were you around when the year 2000 hit and we were supposed to have a global meltdown because of computer formatting and storage of calendar data? It sounds ridiculous now, but the whole world was on edge living in fear that the entire computer world would come to a crashing halt as the […]
EDITORIAL OPINION: Ms. Tina Olivero, 30 year publisher, The Oil & Gas Magazine Canada’s oil and gas industry is our golden egg, our treasure chest, and one of our top commodities. Natural gas and oil are Canada’s top export commodities. Exports of crude oil, bitumen, natural gas and natural gas liquids generated more than $102 […]
The past year has been an unprecedented time, with COVID-19 having an immediate and significant impact on all aspects of the energy sector. Despite the dramatic consequences COVID-19 is having on the global economy, Lux Research predicts the energy transition will be accelerated by several years. Trillions of dollars are expected to flow through economic […]
RBC announced its updated roster of partners for the RBC Tech for Nature program. Empowered by a commitment from the RBC Foundation to support new ideas, technologies, and partnerships, RBC Tech for Nature is focused on preserving the planet’s greatest wealth: our natural ecosystem. Launched in late 2019, the program invited environment and community-focused organizations […]
The Grand Solar Minimum is coming up a lot in the news these days. And we are once again faced with what news story is real and what is not. Are we headed for an ice age? Or are we not? FIRST OFF: WHAT IS THE GRAND SOLAR MINIMUM? (GSM) The Sun goes through changes […]
Without oil and gas this province will be hit incredibly hard for the next 20 years. The losses will be staggering! We have no idea how bad it will get, but I can assure you our youth will move away, oil suppliers will move out to new projects, our three decades of expertise will move […]
Not only has the incredible work of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador and our people resulted in only 12 cases of Coronavirus in the province, but we have also revamped the way we receive our daily public news. The daily 2:00 pm government report updates the people of our province on the critical developments […]
Automaker pledges fleet and funds to support national hunger relief efforts The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted society, putting millions out of work, into financial stress, and provoked a spike in national food insecurity, in some cases not seen since the 2008 recession. Determined to help alleviate hunger in Canada and give back to its community, […]
Covid-19 has much the world’s oil and gas industry on hold. When we stop moving, we stop using energy at the level we did. On top of a dramatic decrease in oil and gas consumption, oil prices have drastically declined. As a result of these two factors, oil companies and contractors have laid off employees […]
When you watch the latest documentary, Planet of the Humans, by Micheal Moore and Jeff Gibbs, you come away with a sinking, ugly feeling of hopelessness for our future. That’s what entertaining documentaries do. They take well-accepted perspectives on the far left and pit them against compelling views on the far right, with a clear […]