Athabasca, Canadian Natural and other domestic producers sold off because investors are coming to grips with the fact that OPEC, Russia, the United States, Canada and maybe Venezuela are poised to produce just enough oil to keep prices in the US$50 to US$60-per-barrel range for the foreseeable future.

Recently, Canadian Solar released its investor relations activity records for November–December 2025, offering in-depth discussions on key topics

Cars and agricultural products aren't the only goods the Trump administration is targeting with tariffs. As part of the package of tariffs announced on March 5, the US slapped a 10% tariff on Canadian energy in addition to 25% tariffs on nearly all goods ...

Detailed price information for Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-N) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.

Three Canadian energy names aiming to pay you now and later. Here’s how Parex, Tourmaline, and ARC approach dividends in a volatile sector. The post Dividend Investors: 3 Canadian Energy Stocks Look Like Buys Right Now appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

In early February, President Donald Trump announced plans to levy new tariffs on imports from Canada, including a 10% surcharge on “energy resources” — though his administration did not immediately follow up on what, exactly, that meant. The result ...

In the face of a weakening domestic economy and a depreciating currency, Canadian energy producers find themselves in a unique position of strength. The Canadian dollar, the loonie, has plummeted to its lowest level in seven months, following the Bank of ...