Sales were down in seven of 21 industries tracked
Long undervalued, natural gas was once burned off indiscriminately as an unwanted byproduct of oil drilling. But the fuel’s fortunes have changed
Enbridge says earth sampling near Prince George shows mineral and metal composition is well below provincial and federal standards for urban and residential areas
At least four workers received minor injuries on Oct. 8 after a fiery explosion at Canada’s largest oil refinery in Saint John, N.B.
Only 10 per cent of businesses affected by a cyberattack reported it to law enforcement agencies last year, StatCan said
Notley was rebutting a scheduled speech made to the Alberta Teachers’ Association by environmental activist Tzeporah Berman
An explosion knocked out a 91-centimetre line and another pipeline is supplying natural gas on a reduced basis
The move is seen as a way to circumvent opposition to coal ports in West Coast states, where concern for climate change has been an obstacle to these projects in the past
A survey conducted between mid-August and mid-September found business sentiment in Canada was running at near-record levels
There is a danger to letting any one group completely dictate the societal narrative of what is “innovation” and who is “innovative”
