Spotlight

The Athabasca Oil Sands Area (AOSA) is bear country. Human activities have become more frequent in bear country, and as a result, bear habitats have

The Regional Labour Market Committee is rolling out a toolkit to help employers in Wood Buffalo reach their recruitment and retention goals. The Regional Labour

In case you missed it, you can view a recording of the panel hosted by OSCA as part of the Oil Sands Conference and Tradeshow

The Oil Sands Community Alliance is hosting a session on Workforce Trends in the Oil Sands Industry on September 16th as part of the Oil Sands Conference and

2020 started with two unimaginable global events, the pandemic and collapse in crude oil prices, this was then exacerbated locally by one of the worst

It has been a long time that we have been dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, and we are closer to our collective goal of reopening

The oil sands industry understands the importance of building communities that have a high quality of life including health, education, efficient infrastructure, recreation and cultural

Reducing bear sightings in the region requires a collaborative effort. For over two decades the oil sands industry has partnered with the Government of Alberta

The oil sands industry continues to build positive and mutually beneficial relationships with Indigenous communities in the Athabasca Oil Sands Area (AOSA). Through meaningful engagement

Oil sands companies and OSCA have been working with Alberta Health Services, municipal and provincial governments to continuously build upon the measures in place to

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, the oil sands industry has been aligned in its response, taking aggressive measures to reduce