Wildfire Season Returns to Canada’s Oil Sands

Wildfire season returns to Canada’s oil sands

CALGARY — Wildfire season has returned to Canada’s oil sands region, with seven active blazes in the area on Sunday raising risks for communities, workers, companies and investors. The post Wildfire season returns to Canada’s oil sands appeared first on Hawaii Tribune-Herald.

Sudden outbreak of wildfires threatens to disrupt supply at Canada’s oil sands

Canada is the world's fourth-largest oil producer, and the bulk of its production is clustered in northern Alberta's boreal forest

Alberta Wildfires Break Out in Lac la Biche Oil Sands Region

Alberta wildfires threaten oil sands production region

Several out-of-control wildfires are burning near Alberta's oil sands region, placing roughly 500,000 bopd of production within 20 kilometers of active blazes and raising concerns about potential disruptions to Canadian crude output.