Canadian Natural Resources News

Canadian stocks swung between gains and losses as a rising U.S. dollar weighed on commodity prices, offsetting a rally in Potash Corp.

'Dirty' image puts Canada in climate doghouse at Copenhagen In response to provincesa concerns about oil sands development and emissions, the federal Environment Department says all sectors will be treated equally.

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Canada-based Naya Spring Water announced today it is the first bottled spring water company in the world to use 100 percent recycled plastic in its bottles.

Stocks on Wall Street have made a groggy start to the week as US investors worried about slower holiday sales and world markets absorbed mixed signals over the Dubai debt crisis.

The Toronto stock market will see the debut this week of a brand new oilsands player and a more streamlined version of one of the continent's top natural gas names.

The Canadian Press The Toronto stock market closed sharply lower Thursday amid news from Dubai that the government's flagship investment company is in deep financial trouble.

Aerial view of the Suncor oil sands extraction facility on the banks of the Athabasca River in Alberta on Oct.

TSX tumbles as investors fretted over debt problems at Dubai World A Tokyo money dealer reacts as the U.S. dollar is traded at between 86.43 yen and 86.48 yen on the Tokyo foreign exchange in Tokyo.

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Ultramar Ltd.'s refinery near Quebec City should avoid the same fate as another plant run by its U.S. parent, a petroleum consultant said Monday.

The Toronto stock market advanced Monday afternoon but was off early highs as gains in energy and gold stocks moderated.

Toronto's main stock index fell on Friday as weaker oil prices, caused partly by a stronger U.S. dollar, weighed on resource issues including Suncor Energy Inc.

Canadian stocks fell for a second day, paring their weekly gain, as oil producers slipped with commodity prices after the U.S. dollar strengthened.

People using mobile phones walk by a securities firm's electronic board indicating global stock prices in Tokyo.

Canadian stocks fell for the first time in five days, led by financial companies, after U.S. mortgage delinquencies increased and Manulife Financial Corp.

Platts has released its annual survey of the world's 250 largest public energy companies, and a familiar name tops the list: ExxonMobil Corp.

Canadian stocks staged a triple-digit advance Monday, with commodity stocks gaining and prices sparked by an unexpectedly strong report of quarterly growth from Japan, the world's second-largest economy.