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Businesses in Estevan, Sask., reeling from oil price collapse – CBC

Retailers, welding shops, hotels feeling the pinch Mar 05, 2015 Estevan, the city at the centre of Saskatchewan’s oil boom, is now grappling with a bust. Early March is usually a busy…

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd plans royalty business spinoff as profit almost triples – National Post

March 5, 2015 CALGARY – Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. continued in its quest to cut and save in the face of collapsed oil prices, announcing Thursday further spending cuts, the…

http://nationtalk.ca/story/agnico-eagle-reaches-another-arctic-milestone-mining-com/

March 5, 2015 Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd (TSE:AEM) joined the top 10 listed gold producers in the world last year. Gold output jumped by staggering 30%, from 1.1 Moz in…

Fire services restored on Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation – Global News

March 5, 2015 The Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation and Village of Loon Lake have reached a deal regarding fire services. Both sides say ties have been strengthened between the two…

Parkland Institute report says gender wage gap in Alberta increasing – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Mar 4, 2015 EDMONTON _ A new report from the Parkland Institute says the wage gap between men and women in Alberta is heading in the wrong direction.…

Business must help fix free trade – IRPP

Things have changed a lot since the founding of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 1995. Once a symbol of an inevitable march toward global free markets, today it more…

First Nations sue province to stop oil, gas development and Site C dam – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Mar 4, 2015 VANCOUVER _ A British Columbia First Nation has launched a lawsuit that could affect the province’s planned Site C hydroelectric dam and resource extraction in…

Commentary: Aboriginal Peoples score 200 legal wins in Canada’s … – The Northern Miner

Mar 4, 2015 Commentary: Aboriginal Peoples score 200 legal wins in Canada’s resources sector Pipelines, energy exports, fracking, clear-cuts, tailings ponds and access to resources are daily in the news…

B.C. First Nation starts case that could have far reaching impact on development – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Mar 4, 2015 By Justin Smallbridge THE CANADIAN PRESS VANCOUVER _ A British Columbia First Nation has launched a lawsuit alleging its treaty rights have been violated by…

Waubetek to host aquaculture summit – Northern Life

Mar 04, 2015 Waubetek Business Development Corporation will play host to an Aboriginal aquaculture summit this March. The Walleye Aquaculture Workshop will take place March 23 and 24 at the…

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