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The place of oil and gas in the future of Alberta’s energy sector faces questions

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How do oil and gas fit into the future of Alberta’s energy sector? We have a look at how pipeline advocates are coming together with those who believe renewables are the way forward.
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Nigeria seeks oil and gas royalties, Payless goes bankrupt and Honda closes U.K. plant | Business Panel

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Our weekend business panel discusses the Nigerian government's demands for royalties from foreign oil and gas companies, the announcement that Payless Shoes is filing for bankruptcy in North America and Honda's decision to shut down a...
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Gas prices across Canada set to experience 'extreme volatility'

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Plunging world oil prices have delivered lower gasoline prices across most of Canada but one fuel price expert says motorists should fill up now. Prices are expected to be volatile in 2019.
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Pipeline politics: Ottawa pledges $1.6B for oil and gas industry

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Canada's battered energy industry got a $1.6 billion boost from Ottawa today, an attempt by the Liberals to slow the political and economic bleeding in the oilpatch. But it may not be enough for those in the region.
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Oilpatch says Ottawa's new funding still not enough

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Canada's struggling oil-and-gas industry got a $1.6B boost from Ottawa. Most of that money comes in the form of commercial loans something Alberta's premier says is a good first step. But she insists more needs to be done.
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How the new carbon plan works

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The federal Liberal government will slap a carbon tax on fuels in provinces and territories with no adequate emissions pricing plans of their own. But how will it work? The National explains.
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Trudeau promises rebates from carbon tax in provinces without levy

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The federal Liberal government will slap a carbon tax on fuels in provinces and territories with no adequate emissions pricing plans of their own.
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Postal workers reject latest contract offer, Toronto loses Amazon bid and gas prices drop | Business Panel

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Our weekend business panel discusses the Canadian Union of Postal Workers rejection of Canada Post's latest contract offer, Toronto's failed bid for Amazon's new headquarters and plummeting prices in the oil and gas industry.
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Trans Adriatic Pipeline: What's at stake between Italy and US

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As the Italian Prime Minister visits the White House, one of the many issues to be discussed will be about the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) worth €5 billion. An 870-km (540-mile) pipeline will link Azerbaijan Shah Deniz II field with...
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Gas Prices Surge Across Country

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Surging gas prices have analysts wondering if the United States is doomed for another economic recession in 2020. Across the country, the cost is up to $2.96 a gallon on average, the highest since 2014. Cheddar’s Kristen Scholer and Tim...
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Germany and the US disagree over Russia's new Nordstream 2 pipeline

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Sparks fly and machines whirr as workers in Mukran near Berlin prepare thousands of steel pipes that will become part of a vast undersea pipeline bringing gas from Russia to Germany's northeastern Baltic coast. The Nord Stream 2 project...
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EU antitrust regulators have accepted concessions made by Gazprom and will not issue a fine against the energy giant

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The European Commission has dropped a seven year long investigation into allegations of excessive pricing by Gazprom after the Russian gas supplier agreed to make it easier for competitors to obtain access to eastern European markets....
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Gerhard Schroeder slams EU and US on pipeline project

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Former German Chancellor, Gerhard Schroeder slammed the EU Commission and the US for putting obstacles to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project which he chairs. The joint project between Russia's Gazprom and five European companies is...
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B.C. gas prices set record for highest in North America

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B.C. gas prices have soared in recent days, enough to set the record for the highest prices ever in North America. Even with the cost of fuel rising, Canadians don't appear to be changing their driving.
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B.C. gas prices jump for long weekend

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Gas prices in B.C. jumped ahead of the long weekend and now sit at over $1.50 per litre, putting the brakes on some drivers’ plans
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Turkmen section of trans-Afghanistan gas pipeline completed

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The leaders of Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan celebrated with the foreign minister of India the completion of the Turkmen section of the trans-Afghanistan pipeline which will transport natural gas from Turkmenistan to...
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Florida residents empty gas stations as they flee Hurricane Irma

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Drivers face hours-long lineups to fill tanks before heading up coast
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Pump price pain

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CBC's Jacqueline Hansen reports on the sharp rise that Canadians are having to pay at the gas pump due to Harvey
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Pump prices

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Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst at Gasbuddy.com, on how Harvey could impact gas prices in Canada
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Siemens threatens legal action over Russia’s ‘use of its turbines’ in Crimea

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German industrial conglomorate Siemens has threatened legal action against Moscow after it was revealed that two of the company’s gas turbines had been transported from Russia to Crimea, Despite sanctions barring EU firms from providing...
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Gas leak in Chinese coal mine kills over a dozen

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Poison gas leaks into shaft from adjacent draining well
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TurkStream gas pipeline: work starts

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Russia’s Gazprom says construction has started on the TurkStream undersea gas pipeline through the Black Sea. A Swiss company, Allseas, is laying pipes between Anapa on the Russian coast and Thrace, the European part of Turkey, north...
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GRAPHIC WARNING: Suspected gas attack in Syria kills dozens

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Many more injured; medical facilities strain to treat victims
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Gazprom joins queue of companies threatening to leave London

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Russia’s state-run Gazprom may quit London and relocate its trading and marketing operations if a “hard” Brexit denies the energy giant preferential access to EU markets. Media reports say the company’s most important export market is...