Where Are Canada’s Oil Refineries & How Big Are They?

We wanted to know more about Canada’s oil refineries so we spent a few hours collecting information and mapping it. We show where the refineries are, the year they were constructed and how much they produce. The bubbles are scaled correctly to give you a sense of proportion at a glance.

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Location	Year Constructed	Operator Details	Type	Capacity (in 1000s)	Lat	Long
Burnaby, BC	1936	Parkland Fuel (formerly Chevron)	Refinery	55	49.1	123
Prince George, BC	1967	Husky	Refinery	12	53.5	122.7
Redwater, AB	2018	Sturgeon (Redwater)	Refinery	40	53.9	113.6
Fort McMurray		Syncrude	Upgrader	465	56.4	111.2
Fort McMurray		Suncor	Upgrader	438	56.4	111.3
Fort McMurray		CNRL (Horizon)	Upgrader	135	56.4	111.2
Fort McMurray		CNOC Nexen (Long Lake)	Upgrader	72	56.3	111.8
Scotford, AB		Shell	Upgrader	240	53.5	111
Edmonton, AB	1974	Imperial	Refinery	191	53.3	113.2
Edmonton, AB	1951	Suncor	Refinery	142	53.3	113.2
Strathcona, AB	1984	Shell Scotford	Refinery	110	53.5	113
Lloydminster, SK	1947	Husky (Asphalt)	Refinery	29	53.16	109.6
Loydminster, SK	1947	Husky (Diesel)	Refinery	82	53.16	109.6
Regina, SK	1935	FCL Co-Op	Refinery	135	50.3	104.3
Moose Jaw, SK	1934	Gibson Energy	Refinery	19	50.2	105.3
Sarnia, ON	1897	Imperial	Refinery	119	42.6	82.24
St Clair, On	1952	Shell (Counna)	Refinery	73	42.5	82.26
Sarnia, On	1953	Suncor	Refinery	85	42.6	82.26
Mississauga, ON	1943	Hollyfrontier (Clarkson)	Refinery	15	43.3	79.36
Nanticoke, ON	1978	Imperial	Refinery	113	42.5	80
Montreal, QC	1955	Suncor	Refinery	137	45.4	73.3
Quebec City, QC	1971	Valero Levis (Jean-Gaulin Refinery)	Refinery	265	46.5	71.1
Saint John, NF	1960	Irving	Refinery	300	45.1	66