Steve Kean used defeatist language in a recent conference call, saying the pipeline project is hampered by differences between governments that his firm cannot resolve
Canada’s “greenest” companies have established formal initiatives and long-term commitments to help mitigate the harmful impacts of their operations
David Eby said legislation tabled by the Alberta government April 16 that would give it power to restrict oil shipments, aimed at B.C., is unconstitutional, against the law and a politically motivated bluff
Global accounting firm KPMG says the first quarter of 2018 was second-highest quarter ever for total capital invested, although total deals edged down to 72 in the quarter
An annual carbon budget update could serve to hold our government accountable to its emissions pledges, according to two Concordia University researchers
Alberta is introducing a law allowing it to unilaterally reduce exports of oil and natural gas, and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is following suit
The France-Canada partnership includes pushing for a global price on carbon and reductions to transport-related emissions. Trudeau also promoted CETA, Canada and the EU’s trade pact, at a joint news conference April 16
The federal agency says sales were up in 14 of 21 industries, representing 72.2 per cent of the manufacturing sector
Russel Metals is a North American metals distribution and processing company that operates in three metals distribution segments: metals service centers, energy products and steel distributors
Considered a major breakthrough for its mining industry, China’s state-owned machinery maker XCMG unveiled its massive XE7000E excavator, making China just the fourth country able to make such machinery
