By Robert Frank www.newscoverage.org What has changed in the energy sector? Plenty, according to Helima Croft. “After they Saudis fired their oil mini...
Top tenants want workplace that will optimize employee retention
By Robert Frank TGTA Real Estate partner Martin Galarneau has concocted a winning recipe for adding value to office redevelopment in midtown Montreal....
Proactive planning process needed
By Robert Frank Vancouver’s new urban planning leadership has made spectacular advances, John Stovell acknowledged, but still-stovepiped processes hav...
Court confirms Cannavino as victor
It has taken several court proceedings and began with a painstaking recount in a Montreal courtroom, but Agostino Cannavino’s paper-thin victory in th...
West Island population shrinking
By Robert Frank www.newscoverage.org Fast-aging demographics and municipal resistance to development have seen the number of residents of West Island ...
Shale oil producers defy shakeout
By Robert Frank Plummeting oil prices have put unprecedented pressure on energy producers in Canada and around the world. The shale oil revolution has...
Maccarone: QESBA to defend minority rights
By Robert Frank The new head of the Quebec English School Board Association (QESBA) wants to forge a broad-based coalition to protect minority rights ...
Police investigate alleged fatwa against Conservative candidate
By Robert Frank An alleged threat against a Conservative candidate has left campaign workers fearful in the final days of the federal election campaig...
Lebel promises peace on Quebec front
By Robert Frank With the NDP tanking and some polls showing the Conservatives taking the lead in Quebec when this week’s edition of the newspape...
Laval dumps wastewater into St. Lawrence
By Robert Frank The City of Laval has acknowledged that it has been dumping untreated water into the Mille Îles River, whence the current carries the ...