Business news

According to BuildForce Canada, British Columbia's construction workforce is to new record highs in 2018 and 2019, following new pipeline projects.

Huntingdon Fusion Techniques has developed a newly designed and scientifically advanced weld purge monitor.

Tenaris announces layoffs at its welding pipe mill due to the depreciation of the price of crude oil.

Aquatic joins DNV GL in Joint Industry Project (JIP) on development of codes for cable and pipelaying equipment.

Enable Midstream Partners LP has announced that its Board of Directors has named John Laws Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer.

Enbridge has decided to take action and boost security on its pipelines throughout Canada, after a series of protestors sabotaged numerous lines.

Polish President Andrzej Duda believes the Nord Stream II pipeline project is dictated by politics rather than economics.

Pembina Pipeline Corporation announces closing of CAN$170 million preferred share offering and declares initial dividend.

A formal complaint has been made to the FERC concerning Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company's Northeast Energy Direct pipeline.

In order for natural gas to flow for the first time from France to Belgium, Volvo pipelayers have been employed on both sides of the border.

Tata Steel is set to cut 1050 UK jobs.

SemCAMS announces the execution of a long-term Wapiti area transportation agreement.

Pengrowth Energy Corporation has been fined after a 48 day oil spill in Alberta.

The International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP) has announced the appointment of Gordon Ballard as its new Executive Director.

Intervenors in the Trans Mountain expansion project will begin presenting oral summary arguments in Burnaby next week.