DeutschNewstral
Article
business.financialpost.com on 2017-03-23 14:51
Federal budget shows little interest in Canadian oil and gas — it could have been worse
Related news
- Canadian companies haven’t been this upbeat about investment and hiring since before the oil crashbusiness.financialpost.com
- AShell sells interest in Canadian oil sands for $7.25 billionapnewsarchive.com
Fight over Canadian oil rages on after pipeline’s demiseSeattle Times- How falling oil prices and Notley’s Alberta worked against Canadian Oil Sands Ltdbusiness.financialpost.com
Canadian Oil Selling For Half Off, And It Could Get Worsehuffingtonpost.ca
How high can Canadian interest rates go?The Globe and Mail- Oil price rise little comfort for Canadian heavy oil producers as U.S. shale fears loombusiness.financialpost.com
- NFor years Canadian oil kept the economy afloat. Now that's changing — with major consequencesnationalpost.com
- U.S. Will Need 'Less And Less' Canadian Oil, Joe Oliver Says, But Is It True?huffingtonpost.ca
Canadian oil industry in a price funkArkansas Online- Canadian oil faces growing competition overseasThe Globe and Mail
- Liberal Win: Possibility for Constructive Change in the Canadian Oil Patchbusiness.financialpost.com
- Canadian dollar little changed ahead of upcoming U.S. Fed decision on interest ratesThe Globe and Mail
Canadian dollar declines ahead of interest rate announcement; oil prices retreatEdmonton Journal- Canadian oil patch cheers Keystone XL revivalThe Globe and Mail
Canadian security agencies under strain while threats have ‘seldom been so high,’ former senior officials saynews.nationalpost.com
Should Canadian oil companies pay a ‘windfall tax’ as their profits — and consumer prices — surge?thestar.com- Canadian crude oil prices are the strongest they’ve been in a year as refiners boost operationsbusiness.financialpost.com
- N10/3 podcast: What a Joe Biden presidency means for Canadian oilnationalpost.com
Trump's 100 days worrying, but could have been worseSydney Morning Herald