Resources & Agriculture

Although it's described as pan-national, neither Saskatchewan nor Manitoba has signed onto Canada's climate change strategy

Industry giant plans to open North America’s first all-electric mining operation

Rio Tinto (LON:RIO) is shaking up its management team once again, replacing a senior executive and adding a new member as the company deals with a probe into questionable payment made to an external consultant over the Simandou iron ore project in Gu

Falling pound, renewable power subsidy cuts blamed for company's collapse

Move enacts 3 of 10 recommendations that passed a plebiscite earlier this year

A Senate committee is recommending reforming the National Energy Board (NEB) to require more focus on environment and First Nations concerns as a way to break a “bottleneck” that has prevented new oil pipelines from being built in Canada.

Drilling in the province drops by double digits but rises 5% countrywide

A lead contractor for Shell’s LNG Canada project in Kitimat has cancelled orders for modules for the project, according to the oil and gas industry news site Upstream.

Trans Mountain expansion approved, Northern Gateway dead, but battle over moving energy in the country is far from done

Pipeline ruptures, bunker fuel spills pose a greater risk than a major oil tanker spill