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RT @picardonhealth: Climate fight enters kitchens as restaurants ponder switch from gas stoves to induction cooktops, by ⁦@brentcjang⁩ via…

Helicopter places three letters in what will be the new ROGERS sign on top of Shaw Tower in downtown Vancouver. https://t.co/GqC3b872Ln

Pieridae cancels plans to transport Western natural gas to East Coast. Scaled-down, land-based Goldboro LNG (not floating facility) in Nova Scotia hinges on whether the New Brunswick government would be willing to lift N.B. fracking ban. #nbpoli #nspoli https://t.co/BL9ZerobJ6

RT @globeandmail: Inside the never-ending softwood lumber trade war between Canada and the U.S. https://t.co/G2Ha2lBsP6

Lumber CEOs urge Ottawa to appoint softwood envoy in trade fight against United States. CEOs say in letter to International Trade Minister Mary Ng that ideal candidate for envoy would be former Canadian ambassador to the U.S., David MacNaughton. #cdnecon https://t.co/2birmTvpQs

Canadian lumber CEOs to press Ottawa to start softwood talks with U.S.; Scheduled to participate in a virtual round table discussion late Thursday with Mary Ng are lumber CEOs from West Fraser, Canfor, Resolute, Interfor, Tolko and J.D. Irving. #cdnpoli https://t.co/OflpPXfZUV

Canadian softwood producers positioned to reap big refunds eventually on U.S. lumber tariffs. But on the downside for Canadian producers, the protracted trade battle has resulted in decreased market share in the U.S. in recent years. (Subs) #bcpoli https://t.co/bYY65vP5E0

RT @globeandmail: U.S. to raise tariffs for Canada’s two largest lumber companies as trade fight persists https://t.co/tKdeNWokce

Paper Excellence is fully committed to its US$1.6-billion bid for Resolute, undaunted by slumping lumber markets and concerns from environmentalists. Contingent value right is worth estimated US$2.94 per Resolute share, on top of US$20.50 cash bid. (Subs) https://t.co/vJPOkHm1XI

Wordle 565 3/6 ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Third time’s a charm. Got zero letters in the first two rows but somehow solved this with a lucky guess on the third attempt!

Svante raises US$318-million in carbon-capture financing from Chevron-led group of investors. Svante, based in Burnaby, B.C., has developed patented technology that captures carbon dioxide from smokestacks. https://t.co/OgFtiz10M4

LNG coalition faces uncertain future after leader quits, proposals wane. The Canadian LNG Alliance (only four members left) will likely be wound down as talks point to the First Nations LNG Alliance taking on the lead role of touting LNG in B.C. #bcpoli https://t.co/D9PkOfqThp

RT @KellyCryderman: As an energy-hungry world is grappling with the dilemma of how to replace Russian natural gas supplies, Canada is resur…

My feature from Louisiana. How the U.S. became a global leader in LNG – and why Canada has fallen behind. Louisiana Bucket Brigade, Healthy Gulf and Sierra Club say the focus should be on renewable energy, not LNG. But politicians in the state back LNG. https://t.co/BB5Vq4qhgE

LNG Canada’s proposed expansion hinges on economic viability of switching to lower-carbon technology, says Petronas Energy Canada CEO, noting potential electric-drive turbines to reduce GHGs. But climate activists say focus on renewables. #bcpoli #cdnpoli https://t.co/wHXiseryOA

In Kitimat, BC, Canada’s first LNG export terminal rises. Construction of LNG Canada’s Phase 1 terminal began in 2018, and now 70% completed. LNG Canada CEO said Phase 2 expansion plans are being scrutinized: "We're having really in-depth conversations." https://t.co/x7oVt63SkO