TSX ticks lower Monday, U.S. stock markets back off from last week’s highs
Canada's main stock index ticked lower on Monday, weighed down by weakness in energy stocks, while U.S. markets also eased from the highs they hit last week.
Economy
Mar 4
TC Energy confirms another round of job cuts in Calgary and Houston
The new job cuts at TC Energy, primarily in Calgary and Houston, are in addition to a prior round of layoffs confirmed by the pipeline company last June.
Economy
Mar 6
Northern lights paint brilliant display over B.C.
According to experts a fantastic show of the northern lights, caused by charged particles from the sun reaching the atmosphere, could last throughout the weekend.
Canada
May 11
As Canada eyes AI growth, could electricity demands fuel climate change?
Creating the electricity for artificial intelligence could great increase greenhouse gas emissions and make climate change worse, a researcher says.
Canada
May 9
Global CO2 emissions from energy hit record high in 2023: report
Global energy-related emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) hit a record high last year, driven partly by increased fossil fuel use in countries with drought.
World
Mar 1
Renovations begin on Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, home of the Maple Leafs and Raptors
Keith Pelley, president and CEO of Maple Leaf Sport and Entertainment, did a ceremonial groundbreaking at the downtown arena this morning.
Sports
May 14
Pipeline shortages to return soon after Trans Mountain expansion comes online
Canada's oil industry will have reason to celebrate when the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion comes online. But the party may be short-lived.
Economy
Mar 11
Niverville Ribbon Skirt Club holds year-end feast
Students, teachers, family, and Knowledge Keeper Patti Sayies met at the school for chilli and bannock, followed by a giveaway ceremony.
Education
May 17
Panera to remove ‘Charged Sips’ drink from Canada amid wrongful death lawsuits
Panera Breads plans to stop selling the beverages in Canada, a spokesperson confirmed to Global News on Wednesday. However, the spokesperson did not specify the exact timeline.
Health
May 8
Large wind power project in Cardston County cancelled: ‘Pretty big blow’
Reeve of Cardston County disappointed with TransAlta decision to cancel wind farm and says province is to blame.
Canada
May 5
Hydro crews work to restore power to downtown Winnipeg following underground fire
A significant part of downtown Winnipeg is going dark for an indefinite period of time Wednesday afternoon, due to what Manitoba Hydro is calling an unplanned outage.
Canada
May 15
‘Ready to rock’: Saskatchewan Roughriders training camp kicks off
On Sunday the Saskatchewan Roughriders hit the field for the first time as a crew, getting a taste of what new head Corey Mace has in store.
Sports
May 12
BC Hydro to dismantle decommissioned natural gas power plant in Port Moody
The Burrard Generating Station is 62 years old and, until it was decommissioned in 2016, served as a backup power source for B.C.'s hydroelectric grid during low water years.
Economy
May 14
Suncor leasing oil tanker ships to carry crude from Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Suncor Energy Inc. says it is leasing oil tanker ships to carry crude from the recently completed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to Pacific markets.
Canada
May 8
ATCO subsidiary to build new natural gas pipeline to supply petrochemical project near Edmonton
The new pipeline will be called Yellowhead Mainline and is expected to have the capacity to deliver one billion cubic feet per day of natural gas.
Economy
May 8
$34B Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project opens after years of construction
The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project took more than four years to construct, and was one of the most costly infrastructure projects in Canadian history.
Canada
May 1
RCMP present but not enforcing injunction at northern Alberta oil blockade
RCMP are keeping the peace and trying to get representatives of Obsidian Energy and the Woodland Cree First Nation to resolve the dispute.
Canada
May 8
Scott Moe addresses Sask. exports at Food Fuel and Fertilizer Global Summit
On Monday the second annual Food Fuel Fertilizer Global Summit put on by Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce kicked off in Regina, with premier Scott Moe taking the stage.
Canada
May 6
Alberta announces committee to help speed up oilsands tailings reclamation
The six-member committee includes a UCP MLA, a retired oilsands executive, an engineer, a former PC MLA, a former regulator and the former chief of the Fort McKay First Nation.
Canada
May 7
S&P/TSX composite posts small gain Tuesday, U.S. stock markets flat
Strength in energy and base metals helped Canada's main stock index post a small gain, while U.S. markets were mixed but relatively flat.
Economy
May 7
