What changed

New map pages for minerals, mineral rights and claims, oil and gas wells, abandoned and orphan wells, oil sands, coal mines, geology, lithium, helium, geothermal, CCS, the Montney / Duvernay / Clearwater plays, pipelines, seismic, gold and rockhounding, gravel pits and groundwater, plus sourced answers to common questions.

Every page now has a site-wide search box, a methodology and sources page, dated change notes with an RSS feed, and social share images for commodity, dataset and operation pages.

The exploration view no longer overflows on phones, the wealth table scrolls inside its panel, and the map legend collapses on narrow screens.

MapLibre GL 6 loads its vector-tile worker from a sibling module that the Next.js bundle did not emit. The worker is now served from /maplibre and both maps load the OpenFreeMap basemap.

59 public dataset pages, 58 mine and project pages and 17 subsurface asset pages, each with a deep link that focuses the map.

Catalogued 59 public subsurface imaging and geological datasets (55 endpoints verified live), 58 operations with October 2026 status, 25 official reserve statements, 42 knowledge-driven prospectivity envelopes and 34 commodity profiles with reserves, value chain, projections, feasibility and development checklists.

Reserves effective 31 Dec 2023 (McDaniel), 2025 production, October 2026 prices, Canada–Alberta MOU (Nov 2025) and Pathways MOU (Jul 2026) incorporated. Items that could not be verified are labelled in each profile.

The registry explorer and the standalone registry site now share one data file and the same filters.

67 survey, land and method data sources with access class, licence and link-check status.