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Corre raises total €2.76m in cash call as talks with 'strategic' investors continue – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Corre raises total €2.76m in cash call as talks with 'strategic' investors continue – The Irish Times

Green energy slump contributes to 85% decline in shares over 12 months

Corre Energy starts share sale to top up €2.12m raised from large investors - Vimarsana News

Corre Energy starts share sale to top up €2.12m raised from large investors

Move gives existing investors the chance to avoid having their stakes diluted by a placing last week

Questions raised surrounding Alberta's Bill 20: 'Unprecedented intervention' - Vimarsana News

Questions raised surrounding Alberta's Bill 20: 'Unprecedented intervention'

Following Thursday's announcement, political scientists and law experts are weighing in on how the province can exercise control and whether it should.

Danielle Smith says province 'ready to assist' with Edmonton's financial challenges as city manager exits - Vimarsana News

Danielle Smith says province 'ready to assist' with Edmonton's financial challenges as city manager exits

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is standing by to help Edmonton with its financial challenges — if they ask — while political scientists and at least one city councillor say the province is in large part to blame for the state of affairs. 

Source: cbc.ca
Danielle Smith says province 'ready to assist' with Edmonton's fiscal challenges as city manager exits - Vimarsana News

Danielle Smith says province 'ready to assist' with Edmonton's fiscal challenges as city manager exits

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is standing by to help Edmonton with its financial challenges — if the city asks — while political scientists and a city councillor say the province is in large part to blame for the state of affairs. 

Source: cbc.ca