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Tourmaline CEO Michael Rose applies nuanced thinking in navigating volatile markets, political pressures and shareholder demands. Read on.

Chevron Canada has relinquished the last of 227 oil and gas exploration permits that once blanketed B.C.’s coast to the federal government.

"The list of companies whose marketing is being accused of deceiving Canadians about their environmental commitments continues to grow".

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Greenpeace says it has revealed a 'concerted' industry effort to lobby Canadian government on its climate change and environmental policies, especially around 'often questionable' projects.

Canada’s forestry, mining and oil industries have engaged in a concerted effort to lobby the federal government to adopt “often questionable” carbon and biodiversity offset projects, a new analysis claims.

One of oldest oil and gas office towers in downtown Calgary is a gaining a new tenant, with Canadian Natural Resources moving into the Shell Canada Center in 2025 and 2026. Built in 1977, the high rise has total space of more than 640,000 square feet and will be entirely occupied by CNR. Shell vacat...

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More than 200 Canadians attempt suicide everyday, and 12 will die, Bell reports

Global startup accelerator Plug and Play is entering Canadas fintech market with Visa Canada as a founding sponsor. Read more.