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Liberals will push for election over Tories' disrespect for democracy
The federal Liberals say they're ready to fight an election over the Harper government's lack of respect for democracy, despite Prime Minister Stephen Harper's argument that Canadians are more concerned...
Mackenzie Valley pipeline
Proposed Mackenzie natural gas pipeline gets final federal approval and official nod from National Energy Board.
Oil recouped most of its deep losses in late trade on Thursday after reports of police firing on protesters in Saudi Arabia revived fears of further unrest in the world's top exporter.
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Oil price stability heralds new equilibrium
Volatility in the NYMEX front month crude oil contract has dropped...
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Analysis
Behind stellar year for junior energy stocks lurks takeover talk
Since the bear market hit bottom last March, junior energy stocks...
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Alternative Energy
Brazil hopes Shell-Cosan deal boosts ethanol exports
Brazil’s ethanol industry, which invested heavily to boost output...
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Greengate gets nod to build Canada's largest wind farm
Greengate gets approval for Canada's largest windfarm
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Inside Alberta Politics: Royalty blame game - blow by blow
Debate Wednesday afternoon in the Alberta legislature was some of the most entertaining theatre of the entire spring session. The players: Energy Minister Ron Liepert, Wildrose Alliance deputy leader Paul Hinman and Wildrose MLA Rob Anderson.
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The Pipeline: Has oil rally peaked?
A wise man once said oil rallies don't end on bearish news that pushes the market lower; rather they end on bullish news that fails to push the market higher. That seems to be the case with oil.
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Oilsands water checks inadequate: report
A damning new government report examining conflicting water quality data from the oilsands says the current monitoring system is inadequate, energy development is depositing toxins into the ecosystem and that environmental impacts are largely unknown.
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Alberta racks up biggest land sale of year
Alberta racked up its biggest land sale of the year on Wednesday, taking in more than $175 million from the sale of oil and gas and oilsands rights in the province.
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John MacKinnon
Pacioretty deserves justice
Max Pacioretty felt well enough Wednesday to speak from hospital about the NHL's deciding not to suspend Boston defenceman Zdeno Chara for the dangerous hit that put the Canadiens forward there with a severe concussion and a fractured cervical vertebra.
Gary Lamphier
Some dodges are just asking for trouble from the taxman
Few words in the English language are more likely to cause fear and panic than the following: "Hello, this is the Canada Revenue Agency calling."
Paula Simons
Edmonton sports legend passes on
For six decades, Victor Mah -known to everyone as Vic -was an Edmonton icon.
Gary Lamphier
Some dodges are just asking for trouble from the taxman
Few words in the English language are more likely to cause fear and panic than the following: “Hello, this is the Canada Revenue Agency calling.”
