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In light of Sunshine Oilsands' quarterly loss, John Zahary, President and CEO, says the company's projects are in pre-production stage and revenue will start coming in soon.
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The FMHR traders discuss their thoughts on Chesapeake Energy. The stock is down 21% year-to-date. Also, Dennis Gartman, The Garman Letter, weighs in on the Spanish bond auction tomorrow and how it could impact oil futures and the U.S. dollar.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars often move in tandem, but these strategists have picked a favorite.
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CNBC's Rick Santelli reports on how the bond market is trading ahead of the Federal Reserve's meeting next week.
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Dennis Gartman, The Gartman Letter, weighs in on what investors need to watch in the natural gas space. He also says the trend shows signs the Canadian dollar will rally versus the euro. With the Fast Money traders.
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CNBC's Maria Bartiromo speaks to Canadian Finance Minister, James Flaherty regarding the current state of his country's economy and job creation.
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CNBC's Rick Santelli says Canadian jobs data reported the fourth best number in thirty years at 82,300 and makes an exciting announcement for his "Nat. Gas Challenge" this upcoming Monday.
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CNBC's John Harwood discusses today's meeting between President Obama and leaders of Mexico and Canada at the White House.
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Research in Motion's Blackberry is no longer the top smart phone in its native Canada, having been beaten out by the iPhone.
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RBC, Canada's largest bank saw profits fall 5% in the first quarter, hurt by Europe's problems. Mark Standish, RBC Capital Markets co-CEO, and Doug McGregor, RBC Capital Markets co-CEO, discuss how RBC is managing those headwinds.
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Weighing in on U.S. the Keystone pipeline and debating whether drilling is necessary, with Andy Lipow, Lipow Oil Associates and CNBC's Larry Kudlow.
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While some homeowners see their abodes as shelter from the elements, others want to embrace nature and invite it inside.
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KNTV's Scott Budman reports there's been an oil leak at Imperial Oil's Sarnia refinery in Canada; an American Airlines attendant disrupts a flight as it is about to depart Dallas; and Apple is building a new campus in Austin which is expected to add 3,600 jobs over the next decade.
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The U.S. can be energy independent in fewer than 10 years if it keeps developing domestic oil and shale gas fields, a TransCanada official told CNBC Tuesday.
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With the most recent data from the Energy Information Administration and the CIA World Factbook, here are the countries with the biggest proven oil reserves.
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Leading economies told Europe it must put up extra money to fight its debt crisis if it wants more help from the rest of the world, piling pressure on Germany to drop its opposition to a bigger European bailout.
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As ten enforcement agencies throughout the globe have been investigating a possible Libor rates fixing scandal for up to eighteen months, what regulators were looking for "doesn't seem to be what they are now encountering in terms of potential abuse," Megan Murphy, investment banking correspondent for the Financial Times, told CNBC.
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The Street Signs crew take a look at Canadian companies that trade in America, that are on the rise, including, McEwen Mining, Lululemon, and IMAX.
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Canaccord Financial and China's deep-pocketed Eximbank announced plans on Thursday to form a $1 billion fund to invest in Canadian resources, the newest push by the Asian giant to gain access to Canada's oil and minerals.
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Australia beat out the United States and Singapore to take top place among expatriates as an ideal residence for quality of life and career prospects, according to an international survey released on Thursday.
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In honor of the Year of the Dragon, a Vancouver hot dog vendor going by the handle Dougie Luv created the Dragon Dog. The price: $100.