Kyle Bakx is a Business Reporter at CBC News. Based in Calgary, he covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the aviation sector, filing stories for web, radio, TV, and social media platforms. His work has been featured in Environmental Health News, Philippine Canadian Inquirer, Wine Business Monthly, Daily Climate, and EnergyNow.com.
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Kyle Bakx primarily focuses on reporting national news related to climate change, fossil fuels, and the oil industry in Canada. He frequently covers government announcements, cites data, and discusses legal policy regulations.
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By: Kyle Bakx
Smith-Carney deal means carbon capture and storage projects are 'not viable,' says company developer
By: Kyle Bakx
The Manitoba government has refused to join the project
By: Kyle Bakx
The premiers of Alberta and Ontario unveiled a proposed 3,300 km pipeline to transport oil from Western Canada to refineries in Southern Ontario.
By: Kyle Bakx
De Havilland has begun making the firefighting aircraft again — and a 2nd production line could be on the way
By: Kyle Bakx
There are practical, political and financial challenges to rejuvenating Venezuela's oil industry
By: Kyle Bakx
Former Alberta Treasury Board senior manager calls plan 'magic' by omitting major expenses
'It's organized chaos,' says business leader as demand for workers picks up
The Alberta community synonymous with meteoric oil booms and crippling busts is now staring down another potential wave of economic fortune.
By: Vincent McDermott, Kyle Bakx
There is an intense debate about the idea of treating and releasing tailings water
By: Kyle Bakx, Vincent McDermott
The recent decision by Prime Minister Mark Carney to fast-track a new oil export pipeline to the West Coast is adding urgency for Ottawa to finally decide what to do with a long-standing environmental issue plaguing the oilsands in Northern Alberta — what to do with tailings ponds.
