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How a pipeline replacement, expansion and reversal give oil producers new route to Texas

Article content continuedCalgary-based TC Energy Corp. has been building the 830,000-bpd Keystone XL pipeline project, described as a “bullet line” between Alberta and Texas.KXL company spokesperson Terry Cunha said the…

Business PublisherDecember 17, 2020

Commodities

‘The potential is here if we skate to where the puck is going’: Feds release hydrogen strategy

Article content continuedThe spectrum has led to different labels for hydrogen, with green being the lowest carbon-intensity, followed by blue and grey.“It’s not simply as easy as saying green, blue,…

Business PublisherDecember 16, 2020

Economy

Canadians' $160-billion savings pile could be big boost to economy in 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgcrsbqLfwc RBC Chief Economist Dawn Desjardins talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about what it will take to get the economy growing again. 'Trouble on the horizon:' Canada's recovery plan…

Business PublisherDecember 10, 2020

Real Estate

The pandemic may be just the start of retail landlords’ troubles

Article content continuedShoppers walk through a mall in Tampa, Florida, in November. Photo by Eve Edelhiet/Bloomberg filesFurthermore, Gomez believes Canada is not as “over-retailed” as the U.S. The retail sector…

Business PublisherDecember 10, 2020

Real Estate

U.S. malls owners are buying up distressed retailer tenants. Will Canadian counterparts follow?

Article content continued“It is opportunity specific,” said Snyder, adding that some retail acquisitions in the U.S. have been pursued to keep the anchor tenant in a shopping mall and preserve…

Business PublisherDecember 9, 2020

Economy

Kevin Carmichael: On the question of CEWS and dividends, investors will ultimately decide

Article content continued“They blew it,” said Cheryl Kim, a Toronto-based consultant who advises corporate leaders on reputation issues. “You saw a bunch of leaders who were not willing to make…

Business PublisherDecember 9, 2020

Economy

Why higher taxes may be on the way in Canada

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U349Ky3X1bQ Deloitte Canada Chief Economist Craig Alexander speaks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about the key takeaways from the fall fiscal update. 'Trouble on the horizon:' Canada's recovery plan not…

Business PublisherDecember 3, 2020

Real Estate

How office subleasing could become the Achilles heel that subprime lending was to the last recession

Article content continuedRegional data in the U.S. also showed varying levels of decline in office demand. Commercial real estate company CBRE Group Inc. reported that 3.6 million square feet of…

Business PublisherNovember 20, 2020

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How a pipeline replacement, expansion and reversal give oil producers new route to Texas

‘The potential is here if we skate to where the puck is going’: Feds release hydrogen strategy

Canadians' $160-billion savings pile could be big boost to economy in 2021

The pandemic may be just the start of retail landlords’ troubles

U.S. malls owners are buying up distressed retailer tenants. Will Canadian counterparts follow?

Kevin Carmichael: On the question of CEWS and dividends, investors will ultimately decide

Why higher taxes may be on the way in Canada

How office subleasing could become the Achilles heel that subprime lending was to the last recession

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