Ministers in charge of mining in B.C., Northwest Territories calling for resource development despite pricing slump
Calgary-based CP still expects to double earnings by 2018 despite cutting amount of crude it expects to carry
Experts believe Ontario stands to benefit from Western Canada’s losses; remains to be seen how soon a full-blown resurgence could arrive
Premier Jim Prentice said economists are telling him without deficits low price of oil could push Alberta into recession
Slower growth in China expected to continue to dampen selling prices for many metals, impacting Canadian mining operations
Freight trains generally have two people aboard—an engineer who drives the train and a conductor who oversees the cars
Regulations, including $15 per tonne levy on carbon for large emitters, had been set to expire at end of year
Court documents allege Liberal Party paid spouse of top aide to former premier Dalton McGuinty to wipe computer hard drives
A boost in Cuba’s wealth will be a net benefit overall for Canada, an expert said, though challenges may lie ahead
Absolute Combustion’s system means less fuel, less emissions, less flame, less pressure, yet more heat transfer
