Latest issue: Fall 2008
Imperial Oil's commitment to meet energy demand, reduce footprint
The latest issue of Imperial Oil's magazine, The Review, explores the company's commitment to reduce its projects' environmental impacts, reclaim disturbed land and invest in initiatives that help consumers be more environmentally aware.
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Articles in this issue include:
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"Taking on the oil sands challenge"
In his essay, Imperial Oil chairman, president and CEO Bruce March outlines his company's commitment to meet growing energy demands and reduce its environmental footprint through research and innovation.
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"Imperial's great Canadians"
Meet five current and past Imperial employees with powerful personal stories that show how far one can go on brains, passion and pluck.
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"Going greener"
The Imperial Oil Foundation, the charitable arm of Imperial, has increased its support of initiatives concerned with air and water quality, land use, energy conservation and environmental education. Read about some of the Canadian projects Imperial supports.
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"Coming home from away"
Take a trip from rowdy St. John's to historic Bona Vista and learn why "the Rock" is always home to Newfoundlanders no matter where they may roam.
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"Returning the land"
Each year, Imperial spends more than $170 million to rehabilitate its surplus properties as well as makes significant investments in new remediation technologies. Learn about the challenges and progress made on reclaiming everything from former refinery sites to oil sands operations.
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"My Canada"
Celebrated Canadian recording artist Jann Arden writes about the patch of land she shares with her parents in Alberta's foothills and why she makes Canada her home.
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"150 years of farming for oil"
In 1858, James Miller Williams struck oil in Black Creek, Ontario, (a.k.a. Oil Springs), and turned his find into the first commercially successful oil well in the world. This year, we celebrate his ingenuity and our company's connection to that historic town.
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Archived issues:
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