Tanker Rush
Offshore oil traffic is igniting environmental concerns in the Maritimes
by Wes Reid

Temple of Knowledge
A renaissance spirit inspires a book store’s revival

Not Settling for Second
The next bitumen wave is poised to grab the top spot on the world’s oil ranking

The Lines Are Open Again
Alberta conservatives are taking pains to lend an ear to industry

International
As new gas supplies open, delivery services are racing to keep up
by Susan Parker

Environment
Why the time between abandonment and reclamation of well sites needs to speed up
By Jason Unger

Economics
An Edmonton author crafts a formula to walk the talk when it comes to clean air
by Patrycja Romanowska

Editor’s Log
The path to the big time starts small
by Gordon Jaremko

Observer
Trends, news and views on the international and national energy scene

Services
Automation is smoothing drilling’s dangerous edges

Advances
Regulators are borrowing military-grade technology to detect air pollution

Policy
A new consumer advocacy group is primed to become a household name

Transactions
Environmental technology will change the reputation of this province, courtesy of carbon penalties

Projects
Energy scholars are separating 90 years of bitumen genius from snake oil

Champions
A renaissance spirit inspires the revival of a technical bookstore and industry landmark

Passages
Oil was first struck in Canada more than 150 years ago; it’s been a wild ride ever since

Final Words
Laura Lochman: All in the North American Energy family