Dec 1
Cargill reached a tentative deal with the union representing workers at one of Canada’s biggest beef plants, bringing the sides closer to averting a strike that threatened to disrupt the country’s meat supply.
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Dec 1
6:57Alberta rolls out new rules forcing industry to pay for abandoned well cleanup
Alberta's oil and gas regulator has rolled out new rules aimed at addressing the growing problem of inactive and abandoned wells in the province, but critics say the industry should be forced to do even more to clean up after itself.
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Nov 30
N.L.'s Come By Chance oil refinery gets new life as green fuels site
The idled Come By Chance refinery in Newfoundland and Labrador will be transformed into a green diesel plant as part of an agreement between its new U.S. private equity owner and the eastern Canadian province.
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Nov 29
Natural gas futures plummeted 11% in the U.S. as forecasts shifted warmer through the middle of next month, allaying concern about tight domestic supplies amid a global shortage of the heating fuel.
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Nov 26
8:15Oil’s Black Friday: Algos, options turn a tumble into a crash
Black Friday turned red very quickly for global oil markets.
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Nov 25
0:53B2Gold weighs acquiring gold assets in Zimbabwe
B2Gold, the Canadian company that owns mines in Africa and the Philippines, is interested in acquiring gold assets in Zimbabwe.
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Nov 24
International Trade Minister Mary Ng and B.C.'s lumber producers say they are disappointed that the U.S. Department of Commerce has decided to increase duties on Canada's softwood lumber producers.
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Nov 24
6:50P.E.I. potato growers seek answers to resolve major trade issue with United States
The group representing potato farmers on Prince Edward Island says its members need answers quickly from Ottawa on the decision to suspend all shipments of fresh potatoes from the Island to the United States or the industry will face huge financial losses.
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Nov 24
Trump’s solar tariffs still needed to protect industry, U.S. agency says
A U.S. trade agency has determined that tariffs on imported solar equipment, imposed by Donald Trump in 2018, are still necessary.
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Nov 24
Patrick Orlando, the financier helping take former U.S. president Donald Trump’s media venture public, agreed to merge one of his blank-check companies with hydrogen fuel developer eCombustible Energy LLC.
