Fertilizer giant Nutrien Inc. will temporarily lay off up to 1,300 workers at two potash mines due in part to transportation backlogs in the rail system
Resolute employs close to 250 people at the La Doré sawmill, planer mill and finger-jointing facility
Calgary-based Terra Life Sciences says it plans to hire 20 people now and an additional 100 workers once construction is complete
The Toronto-basd aerospace parts manufacturer has renewed two existing contracts and won a new deal for the Boeing 737 MAX program
The province filed a reference case April 26 in the B.C. Court of Appeal asking whether it has authority to control the shipment of heavy oils to its coast. Legal experts are divided on whether the challenge will succeed
A study by the Center for Automotive Research says newly proposed auto rules could increase vehicle costs in North America by hundreds or even thousands of dollars
Once used mostly for small-scale home heating, wood pellets have become an alternative to coal in the hungry power plants of Europe and Asia, with the disputed promise of carbon neutral energy
CEO Jim Hackett said the changes, meant to improve profitability, include getting rid of all cars for the North American market except for the Mustang sports car and Focus crossover
A report from the Conference Board of Canada’s Centre says embracing new technologies that reduce emissions from transport trucks won’t be enough to meet emission reduction targets by 2030
The Executive Director of the Paper and Paperboard Packaging Environmental Council takes aim at some common misconceptions regarding the environmental impact of corrugated boxes
