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Suncor adopting mining safety technology for first time in oilsands, says CEO - Vimarsana News

Suncor adopting mining safety technology for first time in oilsands, says CEO

The chief executive of Suncor Energy Inc. says the company is adopting mining safety technology for the first time in the oilsands following a recent death and several incidents.

Source: cbc.ca
Worker killed, 2 others injured in truck crash at Suncor mine near Fort McMurray - Vimarsana News

Worker killed, 2 others injured in truck crash at Suncor mine near Fort McMurray

A contract worker was killed north of Fort McMurray Thursday morning when two large trucks collided at an oilsands mine.

One Thing Jason Kenney and Elizabeth May Agree On - Vimarsana News

One Thing Jason Kenney and Elizabeth May Agree On

Neither likes the new federal Impact Assessment Act, which Alberta is challenging in court. Tyee contributing editor Andrew Nikiforuk is an award-winning journalist whose books and articles focus on epidemics, the energy industry, nature and more. SHARES Jason Kenney’s government argues in the Alberta Court of Appeal that the federal Impact Assessment Act shouldn’t apply to coal mining in the province. Former Green leader Elizabeth May assails the act for different reasons. Photos via the Green party and the Alberta government. All this week, the Alberta gover...

Source: thetyee.ca
COVID-19 Causing Huge Strain on Majority of Social Profits, Suncor Donating Over $450K To Support Sector - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Causing Huge Strain on Majority of Social Profits, Suncor Donating Over $450K To Support Sector

By Jaryn Vecchio Dec 17, 2020 2:01 PM The majority of social profits in the RMWB are seeing a sizeable jump in need while dealing with a big drop in revenue. That’s according to a survey done by FuseSocial, in partnership with the Alberta Non-profit Network, where they spoke to organizations in the north zone about how they’re faring around nine months into the COVID-19 pandemic. Over half of the respondents noted they were dealing with an increase in demand, while two-thirds claim they’ve seen a decrease in revenue. “We know that our communities are in crisis and the challeng...