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The Changing Face of Labor

December 04, 2008 Category: People, Policy Tags: , , , , ,
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By Bill Sass

To organize or not to organize? The question is no longer so simple in worker-hungry Alberta More →

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Oil sands workers take to the air for transportation

Alberta oil and gas firms now ‘ripe for takeover’

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Natural gas vehicles making inroads into a neglected market

Natural gas-powered vehicles (NGVs) have been rolling on Canadian roads for decades, yet they’ve never been able to establish much of a market share in the automobile sector. But surging natural gas production, beyond depressing prices in the US$3 per mcf range, has companies such as Encana Corp. and Shell Canada racing to tap into a market that has long been ignored. More →

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