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Edition updated Oct 9, 2026
Alberta Analysis
Alberta added an estimated 23,100 employed people in September, with full-time gains outweighing a small part-time decline. The broad natural-resources category moved lower, making the distinction between provincial momentum and oil-and-gas hiring important.
Regulation & environment Briefing
Petrinex’s S-30 transition is now available, with reporting limitations still documented. Selected operational notifications move to OneStop on November 2.
Markets Analysis
Energy supplied about 45% of the monthly goods-export value gain. Refined products deserve attention alongside crude.
Markets Analysis
A record production month matters. So does the split between US and overseas shipments—and the difference between a volume story and an earnings story.
Alberta Analysis
The AER’s 2026 outlook combines a 2025 record of activity with projections. Keeping those two parts distinct makes its capital and production numbers more useful.
Pipelines & trade Analysis
The CER’s decision changes the commercial framework and permitted contracting allocation. Physical capacity, booked service and actual throughput remain different measures.
Natural gas & LNG Analysis
A larger contribution to Canadian gas supply tells one story. The production history of successive well groups tells another—and helps frame the next investment question.
Markets Explainer
A monthly royalty reference, a spot quote and a household gas bill can all use gas-price language. A useful comparison starts by identifying what each one measures.
