Energy
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University of Alaska power plant to begin operations in May
The University of Alaska Fairbanks’ heat and power plant is testing equipment. The project is expected to finish on time and on budget
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Alberta’s Notley says federal OK for Trans Mountain line coming by end of May
Notley bets her political future on getting the pipeline built, citing that seven in 10 Canadians now support the project
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Baloney Meter: Liberal claim 8 in 10 better off with carbon tax partly accurate
Catherine McKenna claimed 80% of households now subject to a federal carbon tax that are receiving the government’s associated rebates will be better off
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Saskatchewan premier welcomes Manitoba in fight against federal carbon tax [WATCH]
Manitoba announced Wednesday that it is following Saskatchewan and Ontario in challenging the tax in court
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Canada’s EV charging network growing up as numbers and power improve
Canada already has more than 500 fast chargers as part of a network of over 4,000 level two and three charging sites
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SEC lets Exxon block shareholder vote on climate proposal
The proposal urges Exxon to set annual targets in line with goals set by the 2015 Paris climate agreement
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Made in the USA: Grow your business in a new market
Invest Buffalo Niagara offers help to companies taking the leap to establish a U.S. location
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Trump pressure on Cuba could hit Canadian companies, business leaders warn
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce is concerned about the potential impact on Canadian mining, financial services and tourism companies with operations in Cuba
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U.S. durable goods orders fall 1.6% in February
The U.S. manufacturing sector has been strained for the past few months, reflecting a global economic slowdown and rising trade tensions
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Kenney and United Conservatives promise $714M budget surplus by 2023
The UCP is focusing on the economy and job creation in its election platform
