Latest milestones move Cedar LNG closer to getting a green light
CALGARY – RBC Capital Markets says it expects to see a green light from the partners behind the proposed US$3.4-billion Cedar LNG project.RBC analyst Robert Kwan said in a note
CALGARY – RBC Capital Markets says it expects to see a green light from the partners behind the proposed US$3.4-billion Cedar LNG project.RBC analyst Robert Kwan said in a note
Today, the CRTC is taking action to improve cellphone service along 70 kilometres of highway in northern British Columbia. Through its Broadband Fund, the CRTC is providing funding to
A renewed attempt is being made to rezone the large vacant blue-coloured building on the corner of Hwy 16 and Hwy113/Kalum Lake Drive. This time so the property can be
The City of Prince George has been selected by CEMPO (Clean Energy Major Projects Office) to lead the Northern BC Hydrogen Hub. In addition to being selected as the lead,
For the seventh consecutive year, this April, we’ll be shining a spotlight on the people who build our province. It’s a rich legacy worth celebrating. Do you know someone who
Article contentCALGARY — Fuel retailer Parkland Corp. has put 157 of its gas and convenience store locations across six provinces up for sale.The Calgary-based company said Tuesday it is partnering with NRC Realty & Capital Advisors LLC and Colliers Canada to find buyers.Article contentThe assets up for sale include locations under the Chevron, Ultramar, Pioneer and FasGas brands as well as the On the Run convenience store banner.Article contentThe bulk of the stations are in Quebec and Ontario, with the balance in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.In an emailed statement, Francis Lapointe, Parkland’s vice-president of Canadian retail operations, said the decision to sell the stations is part of the company’s ongoing network planning and optimization process.“As we continue to grow, we have identified sites that no longer fit our long-term strategic objectives in their current format,” Lapointe said.“While high-quality, these locations would be better suited under someone else’s ownership.”Parkland said the retail and fuel locations will be packaged with long-term Parkland fuel supply agreements, which should make them attractive to “experienced, entrepreneurial operators.”Parkland has 4,000 retail and fuel locations in Canada, the United States and the Caribbean.The company also owns and operates the Burnaby, B.C. refinery, which provides about a quarter of the gasoline and diesel used in the western province.The gas and convenience store sale process comes as Parkland faces calls from New York-based activist investor Engine Capital LP for a complete board overhaul at the company.Share this article in your social network
CALGARY – RBC Capital Markets says it expects to see a green light from the partners behind the proposed US$3.4-billion Cedar LNG project.RBC analyst Robert Kwan said in a note
Today, the CRTC is taking action to improve cellphone service along 70 kilometres of highway in northern British Columbia. Through its Broadband Fund, the CRTC is providing funding to
A renewed attempt is being made to rezone the large vacant blue-coloured building on the corner of Hwy 16 and Hwy113/Kalum Lake Drive. This time so the property can be
The City of Prince George has been selected by CEMPO (Clean Energy Major Projects Office) to lead the Northern BC Hydrogen Hub. In addition to being selected as the lead,
For the seventh consecutive year, this April, we’ll be shining a spotlight on the people who build our province. It’s a rich legacy worth celebrating. Do you know someone who
Article contentCALGARY — Fuel retailer Parkland Corp. has put 157 of its gas and convenience store locations across six provinces up for sale.The Calgary-based company said Tuesday it is partnering with NRC Realty & Capital Advisors LLC and Colliers Canada to find buyers.Article contentThe assets up for sale include locations under the Chevron, Ultramar, Pioneer and FasGas brands as well as the On the Run convenience store banner.Article contentThe bulk of the stations are in Quebec and Ontario, with the balance in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.In an emailed statement, Francis Lapointe, Parkland’s vice-president of Canadian retail operations, said the decision to sell the stations is part of the company’s ongoing network planning and optimization process.“As we continue to grow, we have identified sites that no longer fit our long-term strategic objectives in their current format,” Lapointe said.“While high-quality, these locations would be better suited under someone else’s ownership.”Parkland said the retail and fuel locations will be packaged with long-term Parkland fuel supply agreements, which should make them attractive to “experienced, entrepreneurial operators.”Parkland has 4,000 retail and fuel locations in Canada, the United States and the Caribbean.The company also owns and operates the Burnaby, B.C. refinery, which provides about a quarter of the gasoline and diesel used in the western province.The gas and convenience store sale process comes as Parkland faces calls from New York-based activist investor Engine Capital LP for a complete board overhaul at the company.Share this article in your social network
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