The Sir Robert Bond Papers

“The oil industry success we enjoy today is not what many expected… many people could not believe in the vision of Newfoundland and Labra...

So the final legal agreements are signed.  Nothing has changed since the announcement of almost exactly the same details in June 2009. S...

The consortium behind the Hibernia South project is expected to hold a news conference at the Delta Hotel in St. John’s at 11:30 AM, Tuesday...

Even without owning it, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador will likely earn more from the federal government’s 8.5% share in Hibern...

The provincial natural resources department issued a “clarification” today on some figures contained in its news release last week. Seems ...

From Thursday’s editorial in the Halifax Chronicle-Herald , the newspaper’s editorial crew noted the blow-up at Randy Simms and then penne...

[ Part I  Royalty ] Equity According to the backgrounder released on Tuesday, the provincial government’s oil company will acquire a 10...

While Danny William’s radio tirade/meltdown is rapidly eclipsing his own good news announcement nationally, there is interest in assessing ...

There’s a non-binding memorandum of understanding to develop new areas of the Hibernia field with a final agreement expected in early 2010....

Newfoundland and Labrador is usually one of the last places to catch a trend.  Doesn't matter if you are talking fashion or, in the late...

From the Wednesday Telegram , a report by Moira Baird on the Hibernia project. Among the highlights: - Provincial royalties will go to the...

Looking at the Globe and Mail story on the Newfoundland and Labrador energy plan, it gets easy to see just how out of touch the Globe is w...

In a situation that is likely no surprise to anyone, St. John's mayor Andy Wells is in hot water with the chairman of the offshore regul...

A curious claim given that on Hebron there are no talks and the province has yet to sign off on White Rose expansion. Hibernia South is st...