While the Montney and Duvernay receive the lion’s share of industry buzz, operators in the Cardium play in central Alberta continue to execute their respective drilling programs despite the ongoing challenges facing producers in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin.

The following is a sampling of recently announced plans for other Cardium players, aside from the ones contained in this story.

The project that started Husky Energy Inc.’s prolific thermal heavy oil development strategy in Saskatchewan is being abandoned after almost 40 years of operations.

Oral cross-examination in a National Energy Board (NEB) hearing on the Westcoast Energy Inc. T-South 2018 compressor station applications will begin at 9 a.m. June 18, 2019 in Calgary.

The Energy Excellence Awards program, presented by the Daily Oil Bulletin, uniquely recognizes energy excellence and focuses on the advancement of collaboration within Canada’s energy industry. Today, the best in advanced technology exportiing excellence.

Is CRIN right for you? If a ‘network of networks’ connecting entrepreneurs, academia, innovators, government, industry and anyone else concerned with ensuring the cleanest possible Canadian oil and gas piques your interest, then keep reading.

Deliverers of oil and gas major projects in Alberta are late to the game of collaborative construction, but that could actually help them realize the benefits in cost, schedule and quality that have been proven in other markets.

A former executive director of the Pembina Institute, Ed Whittingham, has resigned as a member of the board of directors of the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) effective April 28, 2019.

Connacher Oil and Gas Limited’s fourth quarter 2018 production decreased 42 per cent to 7,700 bbls from 13,320 bbls/d a year earlier primarily due to the company's strategic decision to reduce bitumen production in the low commodity price environment during the period.