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Growing Concern: Reg Northcott and his team at Q’Max Solutions use their expertise to grow business globally

Calgary based drilling fluids company has seen success with a focus on Mexico, Colombia and Peru >

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The 100: Canada’s top-performing oil and gas firms

A rundown of the country's biggest companies by revenue, net income and production >
The other Singapore Sling

The city-island state is positioning itself as a global LNG trading hub >
The not-so-sneaky business of policing Calgary’s towers

Meet the investigative geologist keeping tabs on Alberta's energy sector >
Concord Well Servicing closes industry gender gap

Deborah Close becomes first woman to lead a Canadian well-servicing company in Alberta >
Inside Alberta’s quiet carbon market

Examining the emissions-reduction scheme you didn't know existed >
Inclusive Energy Ltd. sees opportunity in new drilling targets

Storage of potent chemicals used to break open dense rock formations an emerging niche >
Oilfield contractors are a national economic force

Petroleum service and supply firms contributed $65 billion to national GDP in 2006 >
Small and mid-cap oil and gas firms face spotty recovery

Alberta’s royalty rollback helped revive an ailing industry. But heavy lifting lies ahead >

How Alberta companies are taking advantage of the opportunities in Canada’s North

Northern Exposure >

Meet Temple Real Estate Investment Trust, a yield-friendly play on oil sands expansion

Temple REIT owns hotels in Fort McMurray, which is quietly booming again >

Exporter of the Year: Kudu Industries

Some companies worry about having to compete against international giants, not Kudu Industries >

A Q&A with Penn West Exploration’s New CEO Murray Nunns

Six years ago, Murray Nunns thought he was done with the oil and gas business. Here’s why he came back, and what has him excited again >

Natural Disaster: Why The Natural Gas Industry Is Still Kicking

Arctic gas, Duvernay shale, tight reservoirs - There are reasons for optimism >

Petro-broken?

Is Petro-Bakken in danger of being taken over? >

Growing Concern: In 2010, Acheson based Bri-Chem managed to grow its revenues by more than $50 million without adding a single new employee. And you thought you worked hard

A Fast Growth 50 profile >

Who Blinks First?

Ottawa and Alberta are debating the right way to regulate the oil sands. The answer will set the tone for the industry’s development for years to come. >