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Aecon Group Inc. is a Canadian leader in construction and infrastructure development.
Mayor of Calgary will speak to business and students about opportunities in Calgary.
The project start date for the new mine is 2017.
A deal to sell a controlling interest in the Canadian coal mine to Up Energy Development Group Ltd.
Fluor booked the contract for $1.3 billion in the third quarter of 2014.
Phase one of Coalspur's unique Vista project is progressing, and phase two planning underway.
by Lisa CraneBut Alberta PC leadership candidate Jim Prentice says it may look a lot different from its current design.
With three Edmonton auctions held so far this year, the site has already sold a combined CA$300+ million of equipment and trucks.
Proponent must demonstrate how conditions will be met, undertake further consultations with Aboriginal communities as part of next steps in regulatory process
Metro Testing Laboratories Ltd. (Metro Group) changes its name to Canadian Construction Materials Engineering & Testing Ltd. (CCMET).
Lavalin Inc. announced this week it is selling AltaLink.
Historic Edmonton, AB auction breaks multiple Company records, including online sales, and number of registered bidders, buyers and sellers
A new ownership group announced today that they've reached an agreement with Pats owners Russ and Diane Parker.
Unreserved auction in Edmonton, AB on April 23 - 25 features 5,350+ equipment items and counting
Alberta Energy Regulator has approved Coalspur’s Vista coal project.
The world's largest industrial auctioneer kicks off the 2014 Canadian auction season in Edmonton, AB on February 26 - 27
Altitude Resources Ltd. has announced that it has further expanded its land position near its Palisades and Moberly Creek coal projects.
The Fort Hills project is an undeveloped minable oil sands resource in Alberta's Athabasca region.
by Jessica KirbySherritt International Corporation announced it is divesting its coal business.
On June 19, 1914, the worst mining disaster in Canadian history occurred in Hillcrest, Alberta.
by Karen KornelsenCanadian Dewatering L.P. provides full-service fluid-management services
by Jessica KirbyThe Resource Revenue Transparency Working Group's document is now open for public comment after months of hard work.
by Karen KornelsenNorthwest Redwater is the first bitumen refinery to be built in Canada since 1982.
by Gail Jansen-KesslarHousing can be an issue for any community that hosts resourced-based industries. Hinton, Alberta, is looking for innovative solutions.
by Gail Jansen-KesslarCoalspur Mines' Vista Coal Project in Hinton, Alberta, could become North America's largest thermal coal mine.
by Karen KornelsenAlberta's Industrial Heartland is Canada’s largest petrochemical and hydrocarbon processing centre.
by Lisa CraneCentury Wireline Services uses specialized tools and computerized systems to provide a map—or a log—of what lies underground.
by Lisa CraneThe City of Kimberley and Integra Air promote the potential for Alberta's oil sands workers to live in the BC Rockies.
by Karen KornelsenWith much criticism over the environmental impact of these toxic ponds, solutions are earnestly being sought after to come up with a solution.
Syncrude, based in Alberta, is focusing on its tailings ponds and is developing new technology to improve reclamation of the ponds.
by Kali LoveJeff Nechka, a gemologist at Premier Gems in Calgary, sheds some light on the tools of his trade—and gives a few tips on finding the highest quality gems.
by Glynis FediukBrian “Griz” Testo is obsessed with the hunt for precious minerals—and he’s hoping for a golden discovery near Greenwood, B.C.
by Tanya Laing Gahr