By Craig Lord Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday a Canadian company has a real shot at winning a lucrative tender to supply nuclear energy to Turkey — a prospect he said was remote a year ago. Carney was meeting with Turkish business leaders in Istanbul Friday, a...
Record-high diesel prices are squeezing already tight margins for farmers, but the affect on products in the grocery aisle has yet to be felt, a report from Farm Credit Canada says. The Crown corporation, which provides financing and advisory services to the...
From left: Glenn Wright, Justice Jerome Tholl, Justice Neal Caldwell, Justice Keith Kilback. Sketch by Brian Zinchuk “The Decision is a public policy choice that Saskatchewan was authorised to make.” SASKATOON – A unanimous decision by the Saskatchewan...
It is exceptionally rare that more money is spent on exploration license than your run of the mill leases, but that’s exactly what happened in the Oct. 6. Crown land sale. Indeed, exploration licenses outsold leases two-to-one. And the price per hectare for the...
SASKATOON – The fate of Saskatchewan’s coal-fired power generation industry, including two mines and three power plants, comes down to one word: “justiciability.” That was the focus of the three justices of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeals on Sept. 15,...
By Lauren Krugel Hitachi Energy and the federal and Ontario governments have announced a $479-million plan to build a new transformer insulation factory to help meet skyrocketing demand from data centres, green energy and industrial development. “All...
