Iran on Friday gave an undisclosed response to an international offer of economic and other incentives if it suspends a central part of its nuclear program.
The proposal, valued at $5.50 per share, prevailed after Enmax, owned by the City of Calgary, decided a week ago to bow out of the takeover fight for the junior coal bed methane developer.
The deposit remains open along strike and down dip for further expansion, Noront said Friday, adding that potential extensions will be explored shortly.
The outlook has darkened dramatically since last year's summit in Germany, when the leaders declared the global economy was in "good condition" and oil cost $70 (U.S.) a barrel, which seemed high at the time.
Three-day G8 summit begins in Hokkaido, Japan. The host country holds a meeting on African development on the sidelines of the summit, and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev meets British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
Farmscape for July 4, 2008 (Episode 2896) The Prairie Swine Centre has started to populate its new sow research barn at Floral, Saskatchewan. The Prairie Swine Centre's newly renovated 300 head sow research unit located just east of Floral was
There was little good news for Americans hitting the road for the July Fourth holiday, as gas prices set their own record near $4.10 a gallon — just under $1.08 a litre.
State-owned Indian energy companies are looking to invest at least $2.5-billion (U.S.) and as much as $10-billion in Alberta's oil sands as part of a national strategy aimed at fuelling India's fast-growing and energy-hungry economy, according to officials who spoke
Yesterday, U.S. District Court Judge Louis Stanton ordered Google, the search engine giant that owns YouTube.com, to hand over records detailing every video watched by YouTube users and when they were watched to Viacom Inc. as part of the cable
Canadians imported 151,169 vehicles as of June 30, compared with 189,738 in all of 2007, according to data compiled by the North American Automobile Trade Association, a group that represents dealers, brokers and others who participate in cross-border automotive sales.
The Ontario government released figures Thursday showing that the economy contracted 0.3 per cent during the first three months of this year, putting it in negative territory for the first time since the third quarter of 2006 and midway to
The committee overseeing the $32-billion restructuring of the frozen paper is planning to move quickly to close the deal should the Ontario Court of Appeal dismiss a challenge to the fairness of the proposal, rather than wait for any further
