According to TD's latest report, real GDP growth in Alberta will inch forward by only 0.5% this year before speeding up to 1.8% in 2016.
According to the Conference Board of Canada, the province faces more than just a slowdown.
The vote of the full plenary was prompted earlier this month when the EU's environment committee rejected a deal worked out after more than two years of lobbying by Canada.
Ontario and Alberta agree the controversial $12bn Energy East pipeline is a “nation-building” exercise and said they'd work together on the issue.
TransCanada Corp’s key projects face increasing hurdles locally and across the border.
While most senators support the pipeline, a binding vote has not been held in the Senate under a Democratic majority since 2012.
Veto likely if passed by Congress.
The EU new plan changes how refiners label the carbon intensity of their fuel.
The court’s ruling could force President Obama’s hand in making a final decision whether to green light the stalled project.
A majority of Canadians overestimate the contribution the oil sands make to the world’s 11th largest economy, a study published Friday reveals.
Foreign takeover rules imposed in 2012 have hurt oil sands companies, shows a new study by the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy.
After years of lobbying, Canada's Federal Government seems to have persuaded the European Commission to change draft rules that would open the way for Alberta crude supplies.
Company claims comment was part of a requirement for the application to the National Energy Board.
Despite objections from several groups, the Harper government declared over the weekend the humpback a "species of special concern" under the Species at Risk Act (SARA).
Chinese capital could fund 40% of the necessary investment in the country's oil sands over the next 20 years.
Lower sales, lower prices, lower production.
Canada’s natural resources minister Joe Oliver continues to hit back against critics of the country’s oil sands.
But the Calgary-based company acknowledges the path will be full of obstacles.
Report prepared by Deloitte & Touche shows the pipeline could also generate $10 billion in GDP just in the construction phase.
Ruling eliminates one of the last obstacles to completion of the Canadian oil-sands duct's southern leg.
It will move 1.1 million barrels of crude per day from Alberta to New Brunswick
Company down on Toronto exchange.
Suncor Energy and Canadian Natural Resources could be targets for activist investors, Barron said.
Canada is heading towards a "staples trap," whereby the more quickly bitumen is exported, the less diversified and productive the economy becomes, warns a study.
Canadian oil and gas company Nexen’s shares climbed over 2% after the announcement.
Oil pipeline project is core public policy issue for Canada and the U.S., says Naheed Nenshi
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