Spotlight

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

Last year, in the midst of a global pandemic, Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo experienced one of the worst floods in its history that impacted the

It’s been over nine months since the COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the world as we knew it. Through this pandemic, the oil sands industry has

The Oil Sands Community Alliance (OSCA) is pleased to announce the organization’s new Executive Director, Perry Berkenpas. Berkenpas takes over for Karim Zariffa who previously

Fort McMurray – Since March, 2020 oil sands companies have taken aggressive measures to reduce the risk of COVID-19 exposure and have been following Alberta

Data to help leaders in RMWB make future policy and investment decisions Fort McMurray – The Wood Buffalo Region population is diverse, on average is

On September 11th, as part of the Oil Sands Conference and Tradeshow, OSCA will be hosting a workforce information session featuring panelists from Petro LMI, Suncor, MEG

Despite the cyclical nature of the oil sands industry, there is one constant – the safety of workers, contractors, and the public. Over the years,