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Varcoe: Kenney speaks softly to Trudeau on pipelines, carries a stick
Jason Kenney has played the part of federal cabinet minister, political populist and campaign fighter. Now, he...
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Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq grandmothers to launch land title claim against gas project
HALIFAX — Three Indigenous women described as "grassroots grandmothers'' who were arrested last week at a rural construc...
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Bellatrix Announces Meeting Details In Connection With Recapitalization Transaction
CALGARY, Alberta, April 16, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. (“Bellatrix” or the “Company”) (TSX: BXE)...
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Alberta leaders renew attacks on final full day of election campaign
SHERWOOD PARK, Alta. — A day before Alberta voters go to the polls, United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney and the NDP’...
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Explosion at Shell’s Scotford refinery
Emergency crews responded to an explosion and fire at Shell’s Scotford refinery in Alberta on Monday, a company spokeswo...
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Sungrow Showcases Cutting-Edge Products during REI Expo 2018
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Varcoe: Kenney speaks softly to Trudeau on pipelines, carries a stick
Jason Kenney has played the part of federal cabinet minister, political populist and campaign fighter. Now, he has...
Cold blast shrinks Canadian natural gas discount to smallest in year
A polar blast is boosting prices for western Canadian natural gas, narrowing the commodity’s discount to the U.S. b...
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Pembina gives go ahead for $4.5B Alberta petrochemical plant
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Build pipelines, scrap carbon tax and battle protesters: That’s what Kenney vows to do for Alberta’s oilpatch
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Varcoe: Setting aside the personal attacks, here’s a focus on election policy
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Death of the Alberta wildcatter: How our junior energy industry went to pot
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Curbing our oil and gas addiction will require more than divestment campaigns and industry bashing
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Exxon and other oil giants say the crude they bought from the U.S. government’s reserves was tainted with poisonous gas