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Article content Oilers-Flames. Ali-Frazier. Yankees-Red Sox. Great competitors need memorable, winner-take-all battles to leave a lasting mark. A little bit of trash-talking doesn’t hurt, either. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Varcoe: CP-CN struggle over Kansas City Southern Railway turns into grudge match Back to video The same holds true in business. The country’s two largest railways — Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railway — have found a new battle line for their historic competition: the struggle to acquire Kansa...

Winnipeg Free Press A tax on speed Tens of thousands of drivers receive photo radar tickets annually, creating millions in revenue governments have come to count on… and that's a problem, critics allege By: Joel Schlesinger MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS files The intersection of Bishop Grandin Boulevard and River Road (westbound) has the highest number of red light infractions. It’s the hot ticket that seemingly never goes out of style. Opinion It’s the hot ticket that seemingly never goes out of style. If you haven’t had a photo ...

@ 11:27 am President Biden’s decision to end the Keystone pipeline cost thousands of American jobs. But this politically motivated move could also, it turns out, harm the environment. I doubt Biden gave it a second’s thought. This was one of the chief demands of the environmental lobby that helped elect him, and he was going to do it even if it caused Mars to collide with Jupiter. Environmentalists may have cheered when President Biden pulled the plug on the Keystone XL pipeline, but his decision is sparking concerns of a greater calamity down the tracks as the risks...

Environmentalists may have cheered when President Biden pulled the plug on the Keystone XL pipeline, but his decision is sparking concerns of a greater calamity down the tracks as the

What Keystone pipeline cancellation means for crude-by-rail President Joe Biden’s revocation of the March 2019 permit enabling the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline will likely result in more crude-by-rail volumes, according to industry observers. But how much volumes will increase could largely depend on the price that heavy crude oil can fetch in the global market. “The cancellation of the Keystone pipeline project was inevitable once the government changed. Despite its merits or drawbacks, it is now a deflated political football,” said Barry Prentice, University of Manitoba su...