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East-West Tie Line Groundbreaking Celebrated in Shuniah

NetNewsLedger - October 2, 2019 0

Gas Crisis and Fuel Economy Around the World!

Gas Crisis and Fuel Economy Around the World!

NNL Staff - September 27, 2019 0

$According to the US Energy Information Administration, hydraulic fracturing accounted for more than one-half of US oil production and two-thirds of US gas production in 2015. That percentage is expected to rise as more states begin to adopt the practice. CREDIT: Penn State$

Investing in Natural Resources and American Communities

NNL Staff - August 6, 2019 0

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Joint Statement Regarding the Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference

NetNewsLedger - July 18, 2019 0

Energy Sector excited Crew from Thunder Bay

Conservatives Issue Statement on Passage of Bill C-48

NetNewsLedger - June 20, 2019 0

"World energy demand is on the rise, and Canada has the unprecedented energy supply to meet that demand. The approval of these licences is a major step forward in opening the door for Canada's natural gas industry to access world markets. Opening new markets for our energy products supports our government's top priority: creating jobs, growth and long-term prosperity for Canadians."

U.S. push to capture carbon fuses green and fossil-fuel interests

Thomson Reuters Foundation - May 22, 2019 0

Energy Sector excited Crew from Thunder Bay

Pipeline shortage cost Canada’s energy sector $20.6 billion in 2018

NetNewsLedger - May 20, 2019 0

Climate Change splash

Hornepayne Students Win in Climate Challenge

NetNewsLedger - May 16, 2019 0

Kenora MP Bob Nault

Bob Nault – Statement on Phase 2 of Wataynikaneyap Power project

NNL Staff - April 5, 2019 0

Oil Tankers unloading

Oil tanker moratorium drives a deep wedge

NNL Staff - April 3, 2019 0

First Nations Demand Ontario fix inequities in power transmission

NextBridge – Timely Resolution on East-West Good News for Northern Ontario

NetNewsLedger - January 31, 2019 0

An 820-tonne piece of heavy equipment, called a splitter, left Edmonton on Jan. 6 for its destination in the Industrial Heartland, where it is scheduled to arrive on Jan. 9.

Upgrading Alberta’s roads, growing the economy

NetNewsLedger - January 7, 2019 0

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