Jan 16, 2019
FOUR FACTORS THAT WILL SHAPE REAL ESTATE IN 2019
CANADIANS will pass their time walking in and out of buildings that directly impact their livelihood, with little thought as to who owns them.
Jan 15, 2019
Trudeau announces $25.6 million for geothermal power project in Saskatchewan
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced support for a new geothermal power facility being developed in southeast Saskatchewan.
Jan 11, 2019
Deal reached in northern British Columbia pipeline impasse
SMITHERS, B.C. — Hereditary chiefs of the Wetsuweten First Nation say they've reached a deal with RCMP to allow builders of the Coastal GasLink pipeline access across a bridge that had been blocked in their territory.
Jan 09, 2019
TransCanada hopes to start construction on Keystone XL by June
TransCanada Corp. is hoping to start construction by June on its decade-old Keystone XL oil pipeline project, even as the U.S. government shutdown threatens to delay a key legal proceeding.
Jan 09, 2019
By Cretech: Technology is powering the rise of smart cities, transforming everything from traffic management to waste collection.
Jan 04, 2019
Trans Mountain expansion not expected to resume before Alberta provincial election
The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion will continue to generate a lot of headlines in 2019, energy experts say. Whether it generates any jobs is the $7.4 billion question.
Jan 04, 2019
Mexico to sign electricity deal with Hydro-Québec
By JWN: Mexico now has almost 13,000 MW of hydro power, with potential to generate 27,000 MW, according to the World Energy Council.
Dec 12, 2018
Alberta seeking proposals to build oil new refinery
EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the province is seeking expressions of interest in building a new refinery.
Dec 10, 2018
OTTAWA - Englobe Corp., a Canadian leader in Soils, Material and Environmental Engineering, has acquired DST Group Inc...
Nov 09, 2018
Indigenous nations will play vital role in new BC environmental assessment process
By Mark Sabourin - Much like its federal counterparts, the British Columbia (B.C.) government is hoping that a more robust and inclusive environmental assessment process.