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Articles Written by: LAUREN KRUGEL
T he very earliest at which crude will begin flowing out of the Fort Hills oilsands project will be late 2015, the chief executive of UTS Energy Corp. UTS-T said Monday. “You have to have some patience,” Will Roach told analysts on a conference call ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Globe and Mail,
16 Nov 2009
CALGARY – WestJet Airlines Inc. (TSX: WJA) is offering a lot more seat sales to travellers than it has in the past as recession-weary consumers scrutinize every dollar they spend, says the chief executive of the Calgary-based carrier.
"We have felt ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Toronto Star,
4 Nov 2009
O nce the snow starts swirling and the wind starts howling outside their windows this winter, many Canadian homeowners can take some comfort in knowing they'll be paying less to stay warm. Outside of Atlantic Canada, where more than half of all homes ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Globe and Mail,
15 Oct 2009
T ransAlta Corp. TA-T extended its $654-million offer Monday for green energy producer Canadian Hydro Developers Inc. KHD-T for a third time without altering it as it continues to wait to see whether a rival bid comes out of the woodwork. “It's like a ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Globe and Mail,
21 Sep 2009
S uncor Energy Inc. SU-T aims to dramatically pare down its natural gas business by the end of 2010 as it focuses its attention on growing its oil sands operations in northern Alberta. “We will go through a significant downsizing of those assets,” John ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Globe and Mail,
15 Sep 2009
S uncor Energy Inc. SU-T continues to pare down its operations and has put natural gas assets on the auction block more than a month after gobbling up Petro-Canada, creating Canada's largest oil company. Early Tuesday, Suncor's investor relations ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Globe and Mail,
15 Sep 2009
Green energy producer Canadian Hydro Developers Inc. KHD-T
bought itself some time Tuesday to nail down a better takeover offer than TransAlta Corp.'s TA-T
hostile bid.
An Alberta Securities Commission panel unanimously turned down TransAlta's request ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Globe and Mail,
25 Aug 2009
T he price of natural gas fell to its lowest level in more than seven years Thursday — good news for consumers who use the fuel for electricity and heating, but bad news for energy companies that produce it. The September contract for natural gas ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Globe and Mail,
20 Aug 2009
Imperial Oil Ltd. IMO-T
is considering moving ahead with expansions to its massive oil sands operations at Cold Lake, Alta., which received regulatory approval five years ago.
The Nabiye project has the potential to add 30,000 barrels of oil per day in ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Globe and Mail,
19 Aug 2009
A bout 600 workers in Calgary are losing their jobs as a U.S.-based office furniture maker moves its manufacturing operations to Michigan. Haworth Inc.'s decision to mesh its Calgary operations with its existing facilities in western Michigan is ...
From LAUREN KRUGEL,
Globe and Mail,
18 Aug 2009
