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Australian LNG supply could affect timing of projects in B.C.

Australian LNG supply could affect timing of projects in B.C.

A new wave of LNG supply coming onstream from Australia, combined with lower...
Liberal majority leads Canada’s oilpatch further into uncharted waters

Liberal majority leads Canada’s oilpatch further into uncharted waters

Canada’s oilpatch is in unfamiliar territory as it begins to grasp the new reality of...
Liberals’ legal pot promise expected to shake up black market, medical cannabis industry

Liberals’ legal pot promise expected to shake up black market, medical cannabis industry

The federal Liberals’ campaign promise to legalize recreational pot will likely shake up the economics of both the black market and medical cannabis industries, say experts.
Oil pipelines face new hurdles under Liberals

Oil pipelines face new hurdles under Liberals

Living up to election promises can sometimes be tougher than some politicians imagine, but if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is true to...
Energy companies still keen on B.C. LNG

Energy companies still keen on B.C. LNG

Despite a short-term gas glut driven by supply from Australia, the long-term prospects for LNG are still sound
LNG Canada’s $50 billion question: when?

LNG Canada’s $50 billion question: when?

Shell still on track to make final investment decision
Canadian timber sales up over past five years, but B.C. wood exports to Asia down

Canadian timber sales up over past five years, but B.C. wood exports to Asia down

Timber harvests have increased 14% over the past five years, driven by...
Divisive B.C. log export issue could resurface in new softwood deal

Divisive B.C. log export issue could resurface in new softwood deal

Despite opening of new markets with Trans-Pacific Partnership, export restrictions remain – for now
Canadian Oil Sands urges shareholders to reject Suncor’s US$3.3b hostile bid

Canadian Oil Sands urges shareholders to reject Suncor’s US$3.3b hostile bid

Canadian Oil Sands (TSX:COS) urged shareholders Monday (October 19) to reject Suncor Energy’s (TSX, NYSE:SU) $3.3 billion (Cdn $4.3bn) hostile takeover, which it qualified as “undervalued, opportunistic and exploitive.”
Innovative sake maker branches into table-rice sales

Innovative sake maker branches into table-rice sales

Entrepreneur wins battle for rice wineries to be eligible for same perks as grape wineries but runs into new obstacles