Green health
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206Watch live: Premier Notley unveils new Alberta royalty regime
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley unveils a brand new royalty regime: Related content:Why Alberta’s NDP is about to discover that royalty economics will...
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196The crazy sequence of events that’s making almonds cheap again
Almonds, the beloved snack that recently overtook peanuts as the most consumed nut in the usa, might have gotten a little too...
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209Hydro One buys Great Lakes Transmission in $373-million deal
TORONTO — Ontario’s newly privatized Hydro One electric utility has a $373-million deal to buy Great Lakes Power Transmission, which operates north...
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219Leesa’s online mattresses now available in Canada
The trendy and hotly competitive online mattress industry – yes, you read that correctly – is all about to get even hotter, with...
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204A Wes side story: Kingsdale founder gets the documentary treatment
In two weeks a documentary – titled Wes – will premier at the Toronto Black Film Festival. For people who ply their...
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209Thank goodness that’s over: Oilpatch has bigger things to worry about than royalty review
The recent recommendations from Alberta’s royalty review panel put me in mind of the old joke. Here’s the abridged version: Alberta spares...
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211Negative interest rates in Canada could be ‘destabilizing to investor confidence’
More economists are hitting the scales on negative interest rates in Canada after the Bank of Japan became the latest central bank...
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225Canadian regulator seeks court powers to help collect millions in fines
More than $20-million in investment-related fines have gone uncollected in Ontario since 2008, and the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada is...
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254Flight subscription startup OneGo says it can can corral costs for business travellers
People purchase newspaper subscriptions, cell phone service, and gym memberships on the monthly basis-why not flights? A startup called OneGo is able...
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276Alberta unveils $500 million subsidy for companies building petrochemical processing plants
CALGARY C Petrochemical companies have begun lining up to apply for the Alberta government’s new $500-million subsidy program meant to bring more...
