Could Canada lose its biggest oil customer?
If Venezuela restores production, U.S. refiners would have new options that could erode Canada’s long-standing position in the heavy-crude market
Category: Newfoundland’s Business
Newfoundland's Business
Latest
The workers employers avoid may be the ones they need most
Older workers are vital to Canada’s economy, but employers rarely take advantage of what they offer
Canada’s oilpatch shows strength amid global oil shakeup
Global oil markets are stumbling under too much supply and too little demand but Canada’s energy sector is managing to hold its own
Capital flight signals no confidence in Carney’s agenda
Between bad trade calls and growing deficits, Canada is driving money out just when it needs it most
OPEC+ blinks as oil oversupply pressures grow
OPEC+ is bracing for an oil oversupply. That should scare every Canadian energy insider
Farmers take the hit while biofuel companies cash in
Canada’s emissions policy rewards biofuels but punishes the people who grow our food
U.S. sanctions on Russian oil are more about optics than outcome
The sanctions may score headlines but won’t shift the global oil equation
The 10 questions change leaders must answer first
Businesses don’t need flashy bosses who fire first and figure it out later
The elites don’t own creativity anymore, and they don’t like it
AI didn’t just open the door to creativity. It blew it off the hinges
Trump forces India’s hand on Russian oil imports
New Delhi is edging toward cutting Russian oil imports under U.S. pressure
Clear job roles are the missing link in raising productivity
Confused roles lead to confused workplaces
Oil’s brief rebound masks a looming glut
Crude oil glut puts Canada’s economy at risk
Major Projects Office another case of Liberal political theatre
Canada’s economy suffers near-zero growth while the Liberals continue to play politics
