Canada Gas

• Internal Corrosion, Pipeline Stress Named As Cause Of Alberta Sour Gas Failure

  By Canadian Press  |  October 8, 2008

  Pipeline stress where internal corrosion existed is being blamed for a Shell Canada Ltd. sour gas pipeline failure in southern Alberta nearly a year ago.

• Nisga's Critics Say Opposition Growing To Shell Coalbed Project

  By George T. Baker  |  September 13, 2008

  Support is growing for a moratorium on drilling in an area called the Sacred Headwaters, say opponents of a coalbed methane project near the Nass River in northern British Columbia.

• NWT Energy Minister Says Federal Party Leaders Must Make Mackenzie A Priority

  By Canadian Press  |  September 10, 2008

  The energy minister for the Northwest Territories is urging federal party leaders to make developing Arctic natural gas a priority if they end up forming the next government.

• Nexen's Horn River Shale Gas Find Could Be Significant

  By Lauren Krugel  |  April 23, 2008

  The company says its shale gas find could "become one of the most significant shale gas plays in North America."

• First Calgary Seeks to Delay Shareholder Meeting on Chief Executive's Fate

  By Lauren Krugel  |  April 8, 2008

  The Algeria-focused company continues to battle dissident owners determined to replace the company's CEO.

• The Push Toward Unconventional Gas

  By Dr. Marc Bustin  |  February 15, 2008

  In the following special report identifies the crucial factors that make, or break, a company exploring for this tricky - but potentially lucrative - commodity.

• Chilly Weather Could Drive up Natural Gas Prices - But Only if It Lasts

  By Lauren Krugel  |  December 20, 2007

  Timing is everything for natural gas investors.

• Natural Gas Production Can't Keep Up

  By David J. Deslauriers  |  November 20, 2005

  If we get a cold winter, natural gas prices may spike - and broadly speaking, analysts have not accounted for this sufficiently in forecasts.

• Good News for Mackenzie Gas Pipeline Expected Soon

  By Bill Graveland  |  November 11, 2005

  Evidence is continuing to mount suggesting the C$7-billion Mackenzie pipeline will get the green light next week from members of its consortium.

• Canadians Favour Nationalizing Gas Resources

  By Nelson Wyatt  |  September 5, 2005

  Almost half of Canadians wanted to see their petroleum resources and their gas companies nationalized as fuel prices hit record levels.