energy development
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Oil and gas could lose up to 185,000 jobs this year, study says
Study says engineering construction firms are most vulnerable; exploration and development drilling a close second.
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Climate change creating legal liability for Canadian companies: study
Growing body of research is increasingly able to estimate the costs that rising greenhouse gases impose.
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Ontario, Alberta have mixed reactions to South Korean trade deal
Kathleen Wynne says Ontario is supportive of opening up opportunities for Ontario, but has concerns about the auto sector.
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Enbridge reports Q4 loss on asset revaluation
Net loss amounts to 32 cents per diluted common share after adjusted earnings miss estimates.
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Oil sands environmental health risks underestimated: study
University of Toronto researchers say the oil sands needs to improve its accounting of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) emissions.
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Packers Plus acquires Texas-based completions companies
Energy services company expects acquisitions to accelerate growth in the US.
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Neil Young blasts Harper government over oilsands development
Canadian rock icon tells news conference at Toronto’s Massey Hall that the Canadian government is “trading integrity for money.”
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TransCanada CEO sees Mexico oil opportunities if market opens
Mexico is poised to end its government’s monopoly on energy development and open its oilfields to foreign players.
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Canadian economy better off in 2014, but it’s no home run
Firmer global growth depends on central banks keeping interest rates steady in 2014, notes a CIBC World Markets report.
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First Nations relations a $650B hurdle to oil and gas development
The Fraser Institute says more than 600 resource projects at risk because of First Nations unwillingness to participate in them.
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Still much to do in oil sands innovation sharing: COSIA
So far, oil sands players have shared 560 technologies that collectively cost $900 million to develop.
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Alberta, China sign framework deal to collaborate on energy, resource issues
Deal on sustainable energy development gives Alberta direct access to decision-makers and strategists in China.
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Alberta court approves oil sands lawsuits
Aboriginal groups seek justice over energy development on traditional land
