In recent weeks, the crude oil market has finally started to show signs that it could be heading toward rebalancing—the stated goal of OPEC’s cuts and the favorite buzzword of analysts and officials this year.
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In recent weeks, the crude oil market has finally started to show signs that it could be heading toward rebalancing—the stated goal of OPEC’s cuts and the favorite buzzword of analysts and officials this year.
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A strong second quarter has prompted the Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) to increase its drilling forecast.
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They’re off!
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A motion will be going before Calgary council on Monday to seek higher punishments for residents who manage illegal secondary suites in their homes.
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Canada’s addiction to real estate goes far beyond our obsession with talking about it. Our economy actually relies more on the fees associated with buying and selling houses than it does on agriculture, fishing, forestry and hunting combined.
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Construction will begin on three emergency access roads this week in Abasand, Beacon Hill and Wood Buffalo, the municipality announced Monday.
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The Canadian dollar weakened on Monday against its U.S. counterpart as oil prices dipped and the greenback posted broader gains, but the loonie was on track to advance for the third straight month.
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One of Redcliff’s most historic sites is slowly being transformed into a place anyone can enjoy.
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Lethbridge City Council has approved some major changes to a downtown redevelopment incentive program intended to entice more commercial investment and revitalize the area.
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Six months ago it was hard to believe that the Greenback will be plummeting against all of its major peers. Back then the Fed was the only central bank tightening monetary policy, economic data was very supportive and most importantly Trump’s expected policies of cutting taxes as well as spending on infrastructure were meant to push the dollar higher. The USD index peaked on 3rd Jan and since then it was moving in a down trend with declines exceeding 10%.
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