Two Alberta cities considered to be hardest hit by US tariffs
A new report has shown two Alberta cities would be the hardest hit by tariffs that US President Donald Trump has threatened.
Business Brief: A new pipeline? In this economy?
Expanding its capacity would also avoid the risks of stalled new projects, the analyst team wrote. “A government-backed ...
Tamarack boasts strong 2024 reserves and production growth
Alberta-based oil and gas stock Tamarack Valley Energy (TSX:TVE) announced the results of its year-end independent oil and gas reserves evaluations as of December 31st, 2024 ・Tamarack reported ...
Terry Newman: Canada should renew its Constitutional promise with pipelines
Opposition to energy projects over the past decade have also been fuelled by the political interests of B.C. and Quebec, even ...
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Ontario court lifts voting and standstill restrictions on Simpson Oil at Parkland
Parkland Corp. says its largest shareholder is no longer bound by the voting and standstill restrictions that were part of a ...
Calgary is Canada's second most vulnerable city to U.S. tariffs, says report
Calgary is one of the most tariff-vulnerable cities in Canada, falling only behind Saint John, N.B., according to new ...
Polling finds public support for reviving pipeline projects, but skepticism surrounds their future
A new survey is showing favourable opinion for previously shelved projects like Energy East and Northern Gateway, but with no ...
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Varcoe: Calgary No. 2 among Canadian cities most vulnerable to tariffs, but there's 'no overnight solution'
U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff threats keep coming, and Calgary — and Alberta — are among the most exposed places in ...
ROK Resources, Inc.: ROK Resources Announces Rapid Debt Reduction, Provides Operations Update and 2024 Year-End Reserves
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Premiers head to Washington amid U.S. tariff threat. What to expect
The premiers are set to spend two days making the case to U.S. lawmakers and business leaders that tariffs would unnecessarily harm both countries' economies.