U.S. oil imports from the north fell to lowest since April Canadian oil is back to market after Alberta wildfire Canadian oil-sands producers who are restoring production after wildfires are finding U.S. refiners are doing just fine without as much crude from their northern neighbor. The U.S. imported 2.6 million barrels a day from Canada last week, the smallest amount since May 13, preliminary data from the Energy Information Administration show. The decline came after producers including Suncor Energy Inc. and Syncrude Canada Ltd. brought back more than a million barrels a day that was shut in May amid the worst wildfire in Alberta’s history. U.S. refiners made commitments to import crude by sea from alternative suppliers when the northern Alberta wildfire was out of control, and the duration of disruption to supplies was unclear, John Auers, executive vice president at Turner Mason & Co. in Dallas, said by […]