Nova Scotia Power to Increase Rates Over Next Two Years
Requesting electricity price increase to offset costs, Nova Scotia Power proposes two year rate stabilization plan
Sectors - Energy
TransCanada Submits Nebraska Route Pipeline Application to US
US State Department receives Keystone XL pipeline application from TransCanada with new proposed Nebraska route
WestJet Debuts Electric Baggage Vehicle on Earth Day
Showcased on Sunday, WestJet's electric baggage tug part of the company's focus on implementing innovative technology in operations
NHL Arenas Participation in WWF Earth Hour
NHL clubs pledge commitement to World Wildlife Fund Earth Hour; turning off non-essential lighting for one hour on March 31st
Obama Fast Tracks Southern Keystone Pipeline
Declaring support for domestic oil production, President Obama explains energy strategy
Enbridge Announces CEO Succession Plans
Enbridge CEO Patrick Daniel to retire by the end of 2012
Goldcorp's Gold Production Success and Forecast
Meeting its 2011 estimation, Goldcorp is primed for 2012 and beyond expecting fruitful success in gold production
BHP Billiton to Review Diamond Interests
Reviewing production from Canadian diamond mines, BHP Billiton considers profitability
Larry King Joins Black Iron as Advisor
Making its international profile more prestigious, Black Iron retains Larry King
Major Drilling Purchases Quebec's Bradley Group
Purchased for $95 million, the agreement will encourage Major Drilling's special drilling focus
Canadian Natural Resumes Operations at Horizon
Interrupted in January by fire, shipment of synthetic crude oil has resumed at Horizon
BC Hydro Cuts Rate Hike Proposal in Half
By use of cost cutting strategies, BC Hydro and the BC Utilities Commission have collaborated on keeping energy rates down
City of Oshawa Against Potential Ethanol Plant
Recommending citizens to send in opposition letters, Oshawa fights back against a potential ethanol plant at its harbour
Government Renews Grants for Energy Efficient Home Improvement
ecoENERGY Retrofit renewed, offering Canadian home owners grants for up to $5,000
Ottawa Opens Laurier Avenue Bike Lane
Separated from the roadway, the new segregated bike lanes offer a safer commute to cyclists
Niko Resources Receives Fine for Bribery
Admitting to bribing a Bangladesh government official, Niko Resources to pay $9.5 million
Waterloo Regional Council Approves LRT Project
Rapid transit system will offer residents transit from Waterloo to Cambridge
Alberta's Minister of Energy Ron Liepert Talks Oil Sands
Alberta, Canada's Energy Minister Ron Liepert believes that oil sands are key to North America's economic and energy security
Solar Panels to be Installed on Toronto School Rooftops
The Toronto school board to use solar energy to save money on energy costs and fund roof repairs
Canadians Should Expect High Prices at the Pump through May
GasBuddy predicts an average of $1.40 per litre of gas for the summer
Nova Scotia to Convert Highway Lighting to LEDs
Over the next 5 years, Nova Scotia's highway lighting will go "green"
Canadians Prefer Online News, but are Unwilling to Pay
University of British Columbia study reveals Canadians prefer free online news
High Prices at the Gas Pump Hurting Canadian Households
Canadian households may spend an extra $950 this year if gas prices remain high
TransAlta Expands in Quebec with $205 Million Wind Power Project
TransAlta announced today the expansion of its wind portfolio in Quebec. Constructing the 66-megawatt New Richmond wind project, TransAlta’s portfolio will increase to 1,139 megawatts.
Pepsi Reveals New Bottle Made from Plants
Pepsi unveiled today, as part of its new “green” initiative, the innovative PET plant-based bottle. 100 percent recyclable, this bottle is completely made of raw plant materials.
The Top 5 Wealthiest Industries in Canada
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Financials
CCEMC Awards 27.2 Million toward Reducing Emissions
The Climate Change and Emissions Management Corporation (CCEMC) announced funding for six new industrial efficiency projects. Located throughout Alberta, the six corporations will split 27.2 million on projects to reduce industrial emissions and greenhouse gasses.
Ontario Approves 40 New Green Energy Projects
One of the biggest investments of its kind for the province, the Ontario government has approved 40 new, large renewable energy projects. These energy contracts will cover 31 communities in the region, create 7,000 new jobs and attract $3 billion in private sector investment.
Goldcorp and Cree Nation of Wemindji Reach Mine Agreement
Goldcorp has reached an agreement with the Cree Nation of Wemindji, the Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee) and the Cree Regional Authority that will advance the development and operation of Goldcorp's Éléonore Gold Project in northern Québec.
Encana and PetroChina Agree to $5.4 Billion Joint Venture
Encana and PetroChina have agreed to a massive $5.4 billion joint venture.
Enmax Welcomes Interim CEO as Successor to Gary Holden
Enmax introduced its new CEO to the public, today. Charles Ruigrok was appointed interim President and Chief Executive Officer by the Enmax board of directors, last week.
Holden Collects Severance Package from Enmax Topping $4M
Gary Holden walked away from his CEO position at Enmax a very rich man.
The embattled Enmax CEO pocketed $4,629,333.00 in severance after The Board of Directors ousted the scandal plagued Chief Executive.
5 Canadian Companies are Founding Members of CarSharing Association
Five Canadian carshare companies joined forces with an international network of carsharing organizations to for the new CarSharing Association (CSA).
Enmax CEO Gary Holden Ousted after String of Scandals
Enmax CEO Gary Holden ran out of steam.
The embattled CEO of the Calgary owned energy provider has finally called it quits. Gary Holden has been the subject of public ridicule and outrage over the last year, stemming from lavish parties, self-given pay raises and paranoid emails.
CNRL Explosion Update Provides Little Answers, Raises More Questions
The CNRL explosion at the Horizon Oil Sand facility in Fort McMurray may turn out to be less damaging than initially feared.
CNRL Explosion at Horizon Oil Sands Plant Lights Up Sky
An explosion lit up the late afternoon sky in Fort McMurray at the Canadian Natural Resources’ Horizon Oil Sands facility. The cause of the blast has not yet been determined.
Top Stories of 2010: Ontario's Long Term Energy Plans Welcomed by Industry
Each year is marked by a few major events and the people associated. The close of a calendar year allows us at Business Review Canada to highlight the stories that had the biggest impacts.
2011 Hot Stocks: Ivanhoe Energy Finds Major Gas Reserve
The dawning of a new year is the perfect time to assess the investment portfolio and identify attractive stocks. At Business Review Canada, we can’t fix your portfolio, but we have taken the time to identify stocks that deserve your attention. From now to Sunday, we will list a new stock and why you should be bullish.
Ivanhoe Energy Strikes Natural Gaseous Gold in China
Ivanhoe Energy Inc. announced a ‘significant’ gas discovery at Sunwing’s Yixin-2 well in Southwest China, yesterday. The discovery could be a boon for the publically-traded Canadian company.
ArcelorMittal Ups Takeover Offer for Baffinland Iron Mines
World’s leading steel producer ArcelorMittal continues its acquisition attempt of Baffinland Iron Mines Corporation by upping its pre
Talisman Sells Farrell Creek Gas Assets to South Africa's Sasol
South African energy and chemicals group Sasol Limited is the newest foreign entity to make a foray into Canada’s nationally treasured natural resources.
Canada Post Finds Ford Pure Electric Vehicle in Mailbox
The days of horse-drawn-carriage mail delivery couldn’t be more distant.
Nissan Leaf to Cover Greater Toronto Area Streets Next Fall
Nissan Canada gave the Toronto Atmospheric Fund (TAF) a jolt, today.
World's Largest Titanium Reserve in Paraguay has Worldwide Effects
David Powell, Chairman of CIC Resources Canada, claims that he has found the world’s largest titanium reserve located in Paraguay.
Canadian Oil Sands Trust Slashes Dividend Projection 60%
If you have stock in Canadian Oil Sands Trust, you may want to keep those credit card bills on the low side this holiday season. That’s because the former trust turned Corporation announced it will slash in first quarter 2011 dividend 60 per cent. Shareholders can expect $0.20 per share.
Ontario's Long Term Energy Plans Welcomed by Industry
Leading industry experts across Ontario have reacted favorably to the McGuinty government’s Long-Term Energy Plan, which sets the course for a clean energy revolution designed to create thousands of new jobs in Ontario.
Thai Energy Company Makes $2 Billion Oil Sands Splash
PTTEP, Thailand's sole petroleum exploration and production company, has made a $2.28 billion entrance into Alberta&
Potash One Welcomes Takeover to Advance Legacy Project
Another potash company is making headlines—but this transaction is absent of the contentiousness that marked the previous.
Vancouver's Western Coal, Walter Energy Merger on Horizon
A new global coal mining giant is in the making.
Vale Inco Uses $10B Investment to Cover Thompson Refinery Closure
Canada’s mining sector has been heating up all week, and news came today that global mining giant
