June 16, 2014 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Ltd. The ripple effects of the North American energy boom from major importer to soon-to-be exporter are being felt across the Middle East, Russia,…
Simon Bird to become educational administrator in Alberta Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Fourth Vice Chief Simon Bird is leaving the world of politics. Vice Chief Bird has tendered his…
EDMONTON — A New York-based museum designer says Albertans deserve to know why his company was fired from its work on the new Royal Alberta Museum. “I’m very much scratching my head,” said…
THE CANADIAN PRESS VANCOUVER _ The federal government was wrong to keep a patch of land from a northern British Columbia First Nation when divvying up native reserve boundaries more…
From anti-fracking protests in New Brunswick, to threats of litigation against oil pipelines in British Columbia, to allegations of health impacts in Alberta’s oil sands, Canada’s aboriginals are often portrayed…
With a federal government decision on the Northern Gateway oilsands pipeline imminent, Finance Minister Joe Oliver said on Monday that diversifying Canada’s energy markets is an “obvious strategic imperative” for the…
This year’s Responsible Canadian Energy Awards recognized five Canadian oil and natural gas companies for innovative projects that demonstrate improvements in sustainable resource development. The awards are part of the…
THE CANADIAN PRESS VANCOUVER _ The federal government will announce its much-anticipated decision on the Northern Gateway pipeline after markets close on Tuesday. Under its own rules, the Conservative government…
Monday, June 16 •The House will debate M-502, a motion by Conservative MP Bruce Stanton. •The House will vote on Bill C-36, the Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act,…
Sioux Lookout Mayor Dennis Leney and Lac Seul First Nation Chief Clifford Bull said they wowed the audience at the recent Federation of Canadian Municipalities Annual Conference in the Niagara…