Resources & Agriculture

Second layer of consultation will be needed on $439m expansion project

Baja announces 1-20 share rollback and name change

The oil industry in Canada is set to record a second consecutive year of losses— to the tune of $10 billion — on the back of ongoing revenue woes, combined with a slower than anticipated cost cutting response, a local think-tank said October 4.

Thanksgiving remains peak season for the province’s turkey growers

Canada’s largest pipeline company is selling a key Saskatchewan pipeline system to Tundra Energy Marketing as it looks for extra cash to proceed with the takeover of Houston-based Spectra Energy Corp

British Columbia’s auditor general says she expects to have details of her review into the contentious Site C dam within the next few months, but cautions opponents that she doesn’t have the authority to reverse government decisions

If Canadians learned of the industry’s great innovations on the environmental front, through effective storytelling, they might feel differently about the sector

Using hydro power most likely way to meet new emissions cap

Protestors, including landowners, truck drivers and residents of the Mexican community of Mazapil, have blocked access to Goldcorp’s (TSX:G) Peñasquito mine.

New LNG project will have a hard cap placed on its CO2 emissions