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Annual True North Women in Leadership Panel takes place on January 25th SHARE ON: Panel (Photo by PG Chamber of Commerce) The Prince George Chamber of Commerce and LNG Canada will be hosting a virtual Women in Leadership Panel on Monday, January 25th. The ‘True North Business Development Forum’ happens every year around this time, the main topic of this years panel was inspired by the adversities created by the pandemic. “We’ve sort of focused on a theme this year of leadership through disruption,” explained CEO of the Chamber of Commerce, Todd Corrigall, “and with that our partn...

Shell Canada President and Country Chair Michael Crothers plans to retire in 2021 after a 33-year career with Shell. Shell Canada President and Country Chair Michael Crothers plans to retire in 2021 after a 33-year career with Shell (NYSE: RDS.A), Shell Canada reported Wednesday. Additionally, Shell Canada stated that Susannah Pierce, corporate affairs director for LNG Canada and a Shell secondee, will succeed Crothers. The company did not specify an official date for the succession but noted that both Pierce and Crothers will stay in their current roles until the transition occurs. “I am g...

Share this article Share this article CALGARY, AB, Dec. 16, 2020 /CNW/ - Following a 33-year career with Shell, Shell Canada President and Country Chair Michael Crothers has announced he will retire from the company in 2021. Crothers will be succeeded by Susannah Pierce, currently Director of Corporate Affairs, LNG Canada, and a Shell secondee. Both will remain in their current roles until the transition takes place. Michael Crothers (CNW Group/Shell Canada Limited) Susannah Pierce (CNW Group/Shell Canada Limited) Susannah Pierce (CNW Group/Shell Canada Limited) "I am grateful to have had a l...

The Daily Chase: Aphria and Tilray confirm deal; Macklem warns on rising loonie Aphria and Tilray have confirmed the deal that BNN Bloomberg’s David George-Cosh reported was in the works yesterday afternoon. And the details are pretty much bang in line with what Dave’s reported: the combined company will be called Tilray, Aphria will be in control (with Irwin Simon leading the combined company, and Aphria shareholders owning almost two-thirds of the company), and $100 million in annual costs savings are envisioned. We’ll go in depth on the rationale for the deal, how the new Ti...