Agriculture: Saving Canada's heritage chicken
Thomas Watson |
A plan to save Canada's only heritage chicken is a poultry lover's delight.

Mining: Power play on the Prairies
Joe Castaldo |
Athabasca Potash's board wanted a new CEO. They got their way, then got the boot.

Oil and alcohol: Too potent a mix
Greg Hudson |
Oilpatch workers seek help for substance abuse 35% more often than the norm.

Mining: A Brazilian standoff at Inco
Thomas Watson |
Mine owners plan to restart production, and strikers promise an all-out war.

Rare-earth metals: The new China syndrome
Matthew McClearn |
Is the Middle Kingdom’s hoarding of rare-earth metals a threat or an opportunity?

Mining: Trouble in Socialist paradise
Rachel Pulfer |
Will Cuba's downturn leave Sherritt in the lurch?

Oilpatch: Who you calling 'Junior'?
Michelle Magnan |
It's been a rough year for many in the oilpatch, but for these five rising stars, the future has never looked brighter.

Oil: How Addax won the Iraq war
Jeff Sanford |
It didn’t come easily, but a Canadian company — headquartered in Calgary and traded on the TSX — struck black gold where many others have failed: one of the most dangerous places on earth.

Forestry: Provincial power play
Rachel Pulfer |
Newfoundland’s seizure of Abitibi’s assets can only end badly.

Food crisis: Fields of gold
Jeff Sanford |
The world food crisis is front and centre on Bay Street's radar.

Mining: Desert dreams
Mitch Moxley |
Ivanhoe is eager to start mining in remote Mongolia.

Industrial sabotage: Under attack
Andrew Nikiforuk |
EnCana is again the target of a mysterious saboteur.

Shell: Shifting Sands
Matthew McClearn |
How Shell lost the goodwill of stakeholders.

Agriculture: To market, to market
Jeff Sanford |
A farmland play promises fat returns.

Clean energy: FIT to be tried
Joe Castaldo |
Ontario's green act will encourage clean energy — at a price.

Teck Resources: Back from the brink
Sharda Prashad |
In an exclusive interview, Teck Resources’ Don Lindsay talks about saving the company.

Trade: Pig-bitin’ mad
Rachel Pulfer |
While some countries, such as China, ban imported hogs for fear of swine flu, the United States seems to be doing it for other reasons altogether.

Mining: Silver fox
Sharda Prashad |
Peter Barnes of Silver Wheaton Corp. spun a mining byproduct into gold

Mining: Sh*t happens but you move on
Matthew McClearn |
The saga of a contaminated mine.

Oil industry: Empire of the sun
Jeff Sanford |
The $19-billion merger of Calgary-based oil-industry pioneers Suncor and Petro-Canada creates a giant.

Energy strategy: Under pressure
Andrew Nikiforuk |
Investors, business groups and think-tanks are questioning Canada's dirty energy strategy in the oilsands.

Commodity surcharges: Charge cards
Sarka Halas |
The airline industry isn’t the only one adding extra fees to their bills.

Gold: Ring in the new leader
Sharda Prashad |
Peter Munk and the next CEO of Barrick Gold. Will a new leader mean changes for the top gold company?

Canada in 2020 – Alternative energy: Out of juice?
Joe Castaldo |
The alternative energy industry is booming. Just not in Canada. What can the country do to recharge a power surge?

Canada in 2020 – Ethanol: The new alchemists
Joe Castaldo |
Is the quest for better ethanol leading us down the garden path?