Steve Williams says he told Trudeau pipeline access must be assured if the industry is to attract the capital it needs to grow. The PM visited Suncor’s Fort Hills oilsands mine in early April
The issue stems from a 16-year-old proposed quarry project in Nova Scotia: The project was nixed by the feds and the province, a NAFTA tribunal ruled that decision was unfair, and now the feds have lost a court bid to overturn the NAFTA ruling
Fire crews responded around 1:30 a.m. May 2 to Meridian Magnesium Products of America in Eaton Rapids, 130 km west of Detroit
The blast at the Husky Energy refinery in Superior April 26 injured at least 13 people. The U.S. Chemical Safety Board says the initial explosion took place in the fluid catalytic cracking unit
Deliveries from National Steel Car Ltd. are expected to begin in September. The rail service firm is beefing up infrastructure to meet growing demand
Grain farmers are pressing for parliamentary approval of the Liberal’s sweeping transport bill, known as C-49, which would give the feds power to investigate and prevent bottlenecks
A report from the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada says the Canadian chemistry sector is well positioned to leverage the country’s low-carbon resources: natural gas and natural gas liquids, hydroelectricity and biomass
The construction services firm will take on a large agricultural facility in Western Canada, a highway construction project, and several insulation and electrical projects in the petrochemical, oil sands and power sectors
Hydro One CEO Mayo Schmidt, who earned a $6.2-million salary last year, would be entitled to at least $10.7 million in severance if he were to be removed from his job by the board of directors
The 2018 budget was billed as the first to undergo a full gender-based analysis, but when asked if a gender-based analysis had been completed for the carbon tax, Finance Minister Bill Morneau side-stepped the question
