Chronic underinvestment in new oil supply since the 2015 crisis and the pressure on oil and gas companies to curb emissions and even “keep it in the ground” will likely lead to peak global oil production earlier than previously expected, analysts say.
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EDMONTON – Crews started the process of replacing a broken link between West Edmonton Mall and the West Meadowlark neighbourhood Monday.
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So that’s how all those Canadians can afford to buy into one of the world’s most unaffordable housing markets. They are getting help.
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Full disclosure, I am not tech savvy. Nope. I am the person who calls Amazon to speak to a wonderful (and very patient customer service agent) who walks me through setting up my smart thingie. It usually starts with, “and we take it out of the box.”
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Despite this summer’s drought and extreme heat, which has resulted in a significantly lower crop yield compared to average, it is reported that the province’s overall crop quality exceeded the five-year average.
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Hut 8 Cryptocurrency unveiled a new expansion site on Monday – in a decommissioned natural gas plant in North Bay, Ont. – stating the self-powered data centre will move ahead of a delayed Alberta-based project, held up due to “supply chain constraints and COVID disruptions.”
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A new rent-to-buy scheme aims to make buying a first home more accessible, but financial commentators say buyers need to be wary of pitfalls before jumping at a deal.
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China property developer, Modern Land (China) Co Ltd, become the fourth China property developer to default on an overseas debt obligation yesterday. Although the amount is small, relatively, ongoing concerns about the property sector in China appear to be weighing on sentiment in Asia today. Evergrande, the centre of the China property storm, has another grace period payment due this week on 29 October, and nerves will be taut until it does, or does not, make payment.
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A block of historic reserve land in central Tauranga roughly the size of 100 rugby fields – owned by the Crown and home to a golf course and racecourse – is under review by the city council, in partnership with Kāinga Ora.
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The name of his nightclub was once synonymous with big crowds and good times. Now it is notorious shorthand for a city’s shame.
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