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When a recruiter called last year about a position as a mechanic in British Columbia, Paul Thomas said he could hardly believe it.
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The biggest oil companies are failing to increase earnings as crude trades near a nine-month low, production wanes and costs rise.
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The politicians seeking independence for Scotland say the North Sea oil industry is on the cusp of another boom. Their price estimate makes them among the most bullish forecasters.
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Asian state-owned oil companies are making inroads in the contest for East Africa’s energy reserves, gaining power in export projects that Western explorers like Royal Dutch Shell Plc used to dominate.
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Canadian Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said the country’s investment treaty with China provides reciprocity to Canada’s businesses in the Asian country.
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Canadians want a “rigorous” review of acquisitions of domestic assets by foreign state-owned firms, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said today.
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China National Petroleum Corp., the country’s largest oil producer, will spend $4.2 billion for a stake in Eni SpA’s African natural-gas assets as China looks to feed energy demand while reducing its reliance on coal.
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BP Plc and U.S. government officials have decided to risk accelerating the largest oil spill in the country’s history in a bid to capture more of the crude before BP’s leaking well can be plugged in August, White House Energy Adviser Carol Browner said.
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Canada’s ruling Conservative Party will reintroduce a law aimed at curbing human smuggling when Parliament convenes next month, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said.
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BG Group Plc, the U.K.’s third- largest oil and gas company, surged in London as the new Chief Executive Officer Chris Finlayson gave his first investor presentation.
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