‘We’re looking to increase our GDP:’ N.S. energy minister on reviving oil and gas industry
The province says its motivation is revenue generation rather than energy independence.
Energy & Commodities
Alberta boosts LPG exports by rail as U.S. summer demand booms
Railway exports of liquefied petroleum gases from the Canadian production hub of Edmonton, Alberta, to refining and trading centres in the United States are unusually high this summer due to strong demand from motor fuel blenders, according to storage broker The Tank Tiger.
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‘Bad’ trade deals for Canada have been on the negotiating table ‘for months,’ says PM Carney
Asked Friday about Canada’s free trade negotiations with the United States, Prime Minister Mark Carney said 'there are bad deals' that have been on the table for Canadian industries 'for months.'
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