Drilling contractors see 2026 rise on energy pact
Canada’s drilling and service contractors expect a modest lift next year. Their outlook follows a new federal‑provincial deal meant to…
Ottawa and Alberta sign pipeline MOU, drop cap
Ottawa and Alberta signed a memorandum of understanding on November 27 that sets a path for a new, privately financed…
Ottawa’s second tranche lifts Yukon resource corridor
Ottawa’s new second tranche of nation‑building projects deepens the focus on the North. The federal move places the Northwest Critical…
G20 Johannesburg proceeds without U.S., Canada leans in
Leaders gather in Johannesburg on November 22 to 23 as the G20 meets in Africa for the first time. The…
Venezuela invasion risks rattle Canadian extractives
Washington’s signals of possible military strikes against Caracas have jolted Canadian miners, oil sands producers and engineering contractors that rely…
Poll clouds outlook for Anglo-Teck, Fresnillo
A fresh Ipsos survey showed that 64 percent of Canadians want Ottawa to stop foreign buyers from taking over resource…
Ottawa weighs Anglo-Teck tie-up amid mineral sovereignty push
Canada’s new Critical Minerals Production Alliance is premised on the idea that friendly nations will pool capital, offtake contracts and…
Budget 2025 reopens path to airport privatization
Canada’s 2025 federal budget signals a formal shift in airport policy, stating the government will consider options for the privatization…
Budget 2025 draws mixed but aligned industry backing
Canada’s fall budget lands with clear signals on trade infrastructure and housing, and two early stakeholder reactions pull in the…
Ontario Court Slashes Treaty Lawyers’ Fee to $23M
An Ontario Superior Court ruling found a CAD$510 million legal fee tied to the Robinson Huron annuities settlement unreasonable and…