A shift in tone can be subtle, but when it happens in a meaningful way momentum can be gained toward a positive outcome. Such was the case late last week with media reports that Canada’s Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson had tempered his feelings toward Alberta’s oilsands producers and their progress, or lack thereof (in his opinion), on a mammoth $16.5-billion carbon capture and storage (CCS) project initiated by the Pathways Alliance, a group representing Alberta’s six largest energy companies. Read More