Ontario
North America's oil and gas industry is rooted in southern Ontario, where oil was first commercially produced in 1858 in Oil Springs. While the oil and gas industry in Ontario is small compared to its counterpart in western Canada, it is, however, a viable, active and important industry to the province of Ontario. Currently there are over 2,500 producing wells in Ontario.
The official website of the Government of Ontario.
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources - Oil, Gas & Salt Resources
The Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) plays a key role in ensuring the safe and sustainable development of Ontario's oil, natural gas, salt solution-mining and underground storage resources.
The Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) plays a key role in ensuring the safe and sustainable development of Ontario's oil, natural gas, salt solution-mining and underground storage resources.
Ontario Petroleum Institute
O.P.I. is a non-profit industry association which represents explorationists, producers, contractors, geologists, petroleum engineers and other professionals, individuals or companies directly related to the oil and gas, hydrocarbon storage and solution mining industries of Ontario.
O.P.I. is a non-profit industry association which represents explorationists, producers, contractors, geologists, petroleum engineers and other professionals, individuals or companies directly related to the oil and gas, hydrocarbon storage and solution mining industries of Ontario.
Ontario Oil and Gas Communities
Sarnia
Sarnia, located on the Ontario-Michigan border, is known for its blue waters, temperate climate and friendly hospitality. Sarnia's petrochemical history spans from 1858 when Canada's first oil well discovery was made nearby.
Sarnia, located on the Ontario-Michigan border, is known for its blue waters, temperate climate and friendly hospitality. Sarnia's petrochemical history spans from 1858 when Canada's first oil well discovery was made nearby.
Alberta
Vibrant and exciting, Alberta is the heart of Canada's oil and gas industry. Rich in natural beauty, outdoor activities, festivals, entertainment and arts, Alberta offers some of the world's most stunning landscapes and wide open spaces, as well as urban adventures and cultural pursuits.
This is the official website of the government of Alberta.
Alberta Economic Development
Find out why Alberta is a great place to live, work and do business.
Find out why Alberta is a great place to live, work and do business.
Government of Alberta: Energy
Learn more about the province's oil and gas industry at this site.
Learn more about the province's oil and gas industry at this site.
Alberta's Official Immigration Website
Learn all about immigrating to and working in Alberta.
Learn all about immigrating to and working in Alberta.
Alberta Oil and Gas Communities
Brooks
This city describes itself and its surrounding area as "Bountiful and Beautiful." Since Brooks is located in one of Alberta's most active gas fields, many petroleum companies have regional offices here.
This city describes itself and its surrounding area as "Bountiful and Beautiful." Since Brooks is located in one of Alberta's most active gas fields, many petroleum companies have regional offices here.
Calgary
Calgary is the business centre of the Canadian oilpatch, with close to 200 head offices. All of Canada's oil and gas companies have their headquarters in this beautiful and vibrant city. Discover more about working and living in Calgary at Calgary Economic Development.
Calgary is the business centre of the Canadian oilpatch, with close to 200 head offices. All of Canada's oil and gas companies have their headquarters in this beautiful and vibrant city. Discover more about working and living in Calgary at Calgary Economic Development.
Cold Lake
Cold Lake is a growing community that has benefited from great economic growth in recent years. The three main industries in the area are military, oil and gas and tourism.
Cold Lake is a growing community that has benefited from great economic growth in recent years. The three main industries in the area are military, oil and gas and tourism.
Edmonton
The City of Edmonton's dedication to theatre, art, dance, music and sports earned it the title of Cultural Capital of Canada in 2007. The capital of Alberta also boasts a booming economy. Edmonton is located right in the middle of the province's oil and gas industry, next to Alberta's Industrial Heartland.
The City of Edmonton's dedication to theatre, art, dance, music and sports earned it the title of Cultural Capital of Canada in 2007. The capital of Alberta also boasts a booming economy. Edmonton is located right in the middle of the province's oil and gas industry, next to Alberta's Industrial Heartland.
Fort McMurray
As Canada's major oil sands hub, Fort McMurray is the fastest growing community in Canada, drawing a diverse population from all over the world. Its population is expected to grow an incredible 40% by 2008.
As Canada's major oil sands hub, Fort McMurray is the fastest growing community in Canada, drawing a diverse population from all over the world. Its population is expected to grow an incredible 40% by 2008.
Grande Prairie
One of Canada's fastest-growing cities, Grande Prairie is an active oil and gas centre, because of its handy location that serves both the Alberta and BC petroleum industries.
One of Canada's fastest-growing cities, Grande Prairie is an active oil and gas centre, because of its handy location that serves both the Alberta and BC petroleum industries.
Leduc
Leduc is the home of Alberta's most memorable and important oil well, Leduc #1, drilled in 1947. Located just south of Edmonton, Leduc today is a busy oil and gas centre with a small town feel.
Leduc is the home of Alberta's most memorable and important oil well, Leduc #1, drilled in 1947. Located just south of Edmonton, Leduc today is a busy oil and gas centre with a small town feel.
Lloydminster
Located on a provincial border, visitors can enjoy the best of both Alberta and Saskatchewan when in Lloydminster. The city is central to Canada's heavy oil industry.
Located on a provincial border, visitors can enjoy the best of both Alberta and Saskatchewan when in Lloydminster. The city is central to Canada's heavy oil industry.
Medicine Hat
Located in southeastern Alberta, the City of Medicine Hat claims the title of "Canada's Sunniest City" and boasts that it is a great place to be year-round. Medicine Hat is located in the middle of southeast Alberta's prolific natural gas region.
Located in southeastern Alberta, the City of Medicine Hat claims the title of "Canada's Sunniest City" and boasts that it is a great place to be year-round. Medicine Hat is located in the middle of southeast Alberta's prolific natural gas region.
Peace River
Located in northwestern Alberta, along the banks of the Peace River Valley, Peace River offers spectacular views of the valley below and countless options for outdoor recreation.
Located in northwestern Alberta, along the banks of the Peace River Valley, Peace River offers spectacular views of the valley below and countless options for outdoor recreation.
Red Deer
Red Deer provides a seamless blend of urban convenience with the unrivalled natural beauty of the area. The petroleum service, supply and manufacturing centre is active in Red Deer, which is conveniently located halfway between Calgary and Edmonton.
Red Deer provides a seamless blend of urban convenience with the unrivalled natural beauty of the area. The petroleum service, supply and manufacturing centre is active in Red Deer, which is conveniently located halfway between Calgary and Edmonton.
British Columbia
Canada's westernmost province, BC has a lot to offer residents. Known for amazing natural beauty and laid-back atmosphere, this province is home to mountains, beaches, cities and rainforests. Almost all of BC's oil and gas activity occurs in the northeast section of the province.
The website of the government of British Columbia has information for residents, visitors and businesses. This site also features a robust section about employment in the region.
Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources
Ministry responsible for BC's energy policy, including electricity and alternative energy power technology development, mines and minerals development, mines inspection, geological surveys, oil and gas and offshore development, and mines inspection.
Ministry responsible for BC's energy policy, including electricity and alternative energy power technology development, mines and minerals development, mines inspection, geological surveys, oil and gas and offshore development, and mines inspection.
Energy Services BC
British Columbia-based oil and gas industry trade association.
British Columbia-based oil and gas industry trade association.
BC Oil and Gas Communities
Fort Nelson
Located in the northeastern corner of British Columbia, oil, gas and forestry are Fort Nelson's main industries. The area is rich in natural beauty and wildlife, and full of opportunities for outdoor recreation.
Located in the northeastern corner of British Columbia, oil, gas and forestry are Fort Nelson's main industries. The area is rich in natural beauty and wildlife, and full of opportunities for outdoor recreation.
Fort St. John
Fort St. John is appropriately nicknamed "The Energetic City," not only for its access to oil, natural gas, forestry and agriculture, but also for its enthusiastic residents.
Fort St. John is appropriately nicknamed "The Energetic City," not only for its access to oil, natural gas, forestry and agriculture, but also for its enthusiastic residents.
Energy Services BC Oil & Gas CommunitiesEnergy Services BC provides an interactive map to major oil and gas communities.
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is proud of its larger-than-life prairies and small town reputation. Oil and gas is concentrated on the western border and in the south of the province.
The official website of the Government of Saskatchewan promotes the area as "the best place to live, work and raise a family."
Saskatchewan Industry and Resources - Oil and Gas Resources
Learn more about the province's oil and gas industry at this site.
Learn more about the province's oil and gas industry at this site.
Saskoilpatch.com
A new website dedicated to assisting the development of oil and gas related businesses in the west central region of Saskatchewan.
A new website dedicated to assisting the development of oil and gas related businesses in the west central region of Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Communities
Estevan
Estevan's motto is "Pure Energy." The area has abundant coal, oil and gas reserves, and a long history of trade and industry. With more than 2,500 hours of sunshine each year, it is also known as "The Sunshine Capital of Canada".
Estevan's motto is "Pure Energy." The area has abundant coal, oil and gas reserves, and a long history of trade and industry. With more than 2,500 hours of sunshine each year, it is also known as "The Sunshine Capital of Canada".
Swift Current
This city of 16,000 prides itself on its safe communities, walkable neighbourhoods and abundant medical and municipal services. It is located midway between Regina and Medicine Hat on the Trans-Canada highway, central to the Saskatchewan petroleum industry.
This city of 16,000 prides itself on its safe communities, walkable neighbourhoods and abundant medical and municipal services. It is located midway between Regina and Medicine Hat on the Trans-Canada highway, central to the Saskatchewan petroleum industry.
Weyburn
Known as "The Opportunity City," Weyburn is a major centre of oilfield service, with more than 600 wells operating in the area.
Known as "The Opportunity City," Weyburn is a major centre of oilfield service, with more than 600 wells operating in the area.
Newfoundland & Labrador
Offshore Operations
Newfoundland and Labrador's unique offshore oil and gas industry can be found in three producing areas: Hibernia, Terra Nova, and White Rose with a fourth the Hebron Project expected to start production in 2017. These projects operate in harsh conditions and require the innovation and technology of many companies to develop petroleum resources. Newfoundland and Labrador produces more than 300,000 barrels of crude oil per day, which accounts for 12 percent of Canada's total crude oil production.
Newfoundland and Labrador's unique offshore oil and gas industry can be found in three producing areas: Hibernia, Terra Nova, and White Rose with a fourth the Hebron Project expected to start production in 2017. These projects operate in harsh conditions and require the innovation and technology of many companies to develop petroleum resources. Newfoundland and Labrador produces more than 300,000 barrels of crude oil per day, which accounts for 12 percent of Canada's total crude oil production.
Onshore Operations
Newfoundland and Labrador's onshore exploration and development occurs in the west coast regions, around the Port au Port Peninsula, Deer Lake, and Parson's Pond.
Newfoundland and Labrador's onshore exploration and development occurs in the west coast regions, around the Port au Port Peninsula, Deer Lake, and Parson's Pond.
The website for the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, offers information on government services, tourism, business and the latest government initiatives.
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador - Mines & Energy
Mines & Energy promotes and facilitates the sustainable development of the province's mineral and energy resources through its resource assessment, management and development activities for the overall benefit of the citizens of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Mines & Energy promotes and facilitates the sustainable development of the province's mineral and energy resources through its resource assessment, management and development activities for the overall benefit of the citizens of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Careers in Newfoundland and Labrador's Oil and Gas Industry
This website is managed by the Petroleum Industry Human Resources Committee, and provides oil and gas career information specific to Newfoundland and Labrador.
This website is managed by the Petroleum Industry Human Resources Committee, and provides oil and gas career information specific to Newfoundland and Labrador.
Newfoundland and Labrador Oil & Gas Industry Association (NOIA)
NOIA (Newfoundland & Labrador Oil & Gas Industries Association) is Canada's largest offshore petroleum association. With some 450 members in Atlantic Canada and around the world, NOIA is the information hub of East Coast Canada's oil and gas industry.
NOIA (Newfoundland & Labrador Oil & Gas Industries Association) is Canada's largest offshore petroleum association. With some 450 members in Atlantic Canada and around the world, NOIA is the information hub of East Coast Canada's oil and gas industry.
Newfoundland and Labrador Oil and Gas Communities
St. John's
One of the oldest cities in North America, St. John's sits on a beautiful harbour overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. St. John's is a new energy capital, on the doorstep of the oil fields of the Grand Banks, and the vast potential of the Atlantic Margin reservoirs.
One of the oldest cities in North America, St. John's sits on a beautiful harbour overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. St. John's is a new energy capital, on the doorstep of the oil fields of the Grand Banks, and the vast potential of the Atlantic Margin reservoirs.
Nova Scotia
Offshore Natural Gas
Canada's first offshore natural gas discovery was found south of Sable Island in 1969. Future discoveries of natural gas near Sable Island eventually led to Canada's first offshore natural gas development project in Canada, yielding 450 million cubic feet of natural gas per day. A future natural gas project - Deep Panuke located southeast of Nova Scotia is expected to yield an estimated 632 billion cubic feet of recoverable sales gas over the next 13 years.
Canada's first offshore natural gas discovery was found south of Sable Island in 1969. Future discoveries of natural gas near Sable Island eventually led to Canada's first offshore natural gas development project in Canada, yielding 450 million cubic feet of natural gas per day. A future natural gas project - Deep Panuke located southeast of Nova Scotia is expected to yield an estimated 632 billion cubic feet of recoverable sales gas over the next 13 years.
Onshore
Nova Scotia's onshore industry has been active since the 1860's. Over 110 exploration wells have been drilled in Nova Scotia, with potential for coalbed methane (natural gas from coal) in the northern mainland and Cape Breton.
Nova Scotia's onshore industry has been active since the 1860's. Over 110 exploration wells have been drilled in Nova Scotia, with potential for coalbed methane (natural gas from coal) in the northern mainland and Cape Breton.
The website for the Government of Nova Scotia Includes news releases, government details, tourism information, business resources, and a directory of all government departments and agencies.
Government of Nova Scotia - Oil & Gas
Information on Nova Scotia's energy potential in onshore and offshore oil & gas development.
Information on Nova Scotia's energy potential in onshore and offshore oil & gas development.
Nova Scotia Oil and Gas Communities
Halifax
Halifax boasts the vivacity of city living, the charms of small town life and the pristine beauty of nature all in one place. It's also a major centre for offshore oil and gas exploration and production on Canada's east coast.
Halifax boasts the vivacity of city living, the charms of small town life and the pristine beauty of nature all in one place. It's also a major centre for offshore oil and gas exploration and production on Canada's east coast.
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