Syncrude has implemented a series of measures aimed at improving our waterfowl protection systems in advance of this year's spring migration period.
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New bird deterrent system in operation

Syncrude president and CEO speaks to local Chamber of Commerce

Syncrude honoured for Aboriginal relations excellence

Syncrude researches new ways to reclaim disturbed land

A different conversation

In February, Syncrude president and CEO, Tom Katinas, spoke about Syncrude's record at the Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce luncheon before an audience of more than 200—the largest crowd since Premier Stelmach's visit.
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The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) announced in February that, for the fourth time, Syncrude has earned Gold Level accreditation in the national Progressive Aboriginal Relations (PAR) program.
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There is a high level of interest in Alberta's oil sands and it's important we have an informed debate on the issues. Your perspectives on any of the topics presented here—from land reclamation to socio-economic impacts—are welcome. Join the discussion at Canada's Oil Sands.
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Syncrude has been actively reclaiming the land we disturb since we began operations in 1978. Over the next two years, Syncrude will invest more than $35 million in groundbreaking wetlands and reclamation research projects...
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