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Quebec legislature approves fracking
Quebec Paves Way for Oil, Gas Exploration With New Energy Plan Bloomberg reports: Quebec’s legislature passed a bill that will pave the way for more oil and gas exploration, providing a boost to drillers such as Junex Inc. while drawing … Continue reading
Posted in Energy Supply, Free Trade, Global Instability
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Broad Selloff
No, not Hugh Hefner or Melania Trump There have been lingering rumors that Deutsche Bank in Germany is on the verge of collapse. North Korea exploded another nuclear bomb. Hillary has a glint in her ear. The Congress is ready … Continue reading
Panama Canal update
The Panama Canal Authority intended to play it safe for the use of the new expanded locks for the rest of the year, to make sure they were able to get the crews trained and work out any operational snafus. … Continue reading
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