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By Brett Hartke |
February 4, 2011
Metallurgical coal, also known simply as met coal or coking coal, has quickly emerged as one of the handful of commodities that are both in short supply and in critical need by certain industries
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By Lauren Krugel |
October 30, 2008
TransAlta Corp. (TA) says unplanned outages and higher maintenance costs reduced its profitability in the third quarter and the trend will continue in the fourth quarter.
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By Jennifer Graham |
October 29, 2008
"For Sale" signs will be going up on out-of-province investments owned by Saskatchewan Crown corporations, the provincial government said Tuesday.
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By Canadian Press |
October 29, 2008
David Wilkins, the U.S. ambassador to Canada, believes New Brunswick has a bright future as an energy exporter to its southern neighbour.
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By Sara Minogue |
October 28, 2008
Nunavut Premier Paul Okalik won a third term as a member of the territory's legislature Monday night in one of the most heated races of his political career.
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By Ross Marowits |
October 28, 2008
Rio Tinto continues to have faith in the value of the Canadian aluminium assets acquired with last year's $38.1 billion purchase of Alcan despite tumbling commodities prices, CEO Tom Albanese said Tuesday.
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By Gordon Hoekstra |
October 26, 2008
The B.C. government has authorized its provincial negotiators to include revenue sharing with First Nations on new mining projects, tapping into a potential pot of $200 million a year in mineral taxes.
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By Jennifer Graham |
October 24, 2008
Big polluters in Saskatchewan could face a new levy as the province tries to meet its goal to stabilize greenhouse gas emissions by 2010.
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By Eric Shackleton |
October 23, 2008
A picture of how whipsawed world stock markets, moribund global growth and the looming threat of deficits will impact Canada in 2009 is coming into sharper focus - and it depicts an economic landscape that's been turned on its ear.
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By Canadian Press |
October 21, 2008
The Ottawa-based company behind a proposed Central Alberta gasification plant has dropped plans to build another facility in Port Moody, B.C.
