oil and gas
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Mining ministers calling for rapid resource development
Ministers in charge of mining in B.C., Northwest Territories calling for resource development despite pricing slump
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CP on track with growth plan despite cutting crude forecasts
Calgary-based CP still expects to double earnings by 2018 despite cutting amount of crude it expects to carry
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Is Ontario ready to reclaim the ‘economic engine’ title?
Experts believe Ontario stands to benefit from Western Canada’s losses; remains to be seen how soon a full-blown resurgence could arrive
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Deficits needed to solve oil crisis, Alberta premier says
Premier Jim Prentice said economists are telling him without deficits low price of oil could push Alberta into recession
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Canada’s mining sector braces for another challenging year
Slower growth in China expected to continue to dampen selling prices for many metals, impacting Canadian mining operations
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U.S. railways pushing for single-person freight train crews
Freight trains generally have two people aboard—an engineer who drives the train and a conductor who oversees the cars
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Alberta extends current climate change regulations to June 2015
Regulations, including $15 per tonne levy on carbon for large emitters, had been set to expire at end of year
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Ontario Liberals paid $10K to wipe hard drives, police allege
Court documents allege Liberal Party paid spouse of top aide to former premier Dalton McGuinty to wipe computer hard drives
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Improved U.S.-Cuba relations could benefit Canada, experts say
A boost in Cuba’s wealth will be a net benefit overall for Canada, an expert said, though challenges may lie ahead
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Alberta firm launching greener, hotter burner for oil producers
Absolute Combustion’s system means less fuel, less emissions, less flame, less pressure, yet more heat transfer
