 AP Photo If Canada wants to shape events in the Arctic, it will cost billions. TAGGED: Arctic Ocean, Arctic Council, Arctic Circle, Greenland, Denmark, United States, Russia, Ottawa, CanadaRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| The race for oil in the Arctic is on. As the polar ice cap retreats, energy companies are looking north for a potentially huge new source of crude supply. In April, Exxon Mobil (XOM) and Russian oil giant Rosneft announced a... more ›› |
| People in the United States claim Mexico has benefited the most from the deal, while Canadians think the Americans are the real winners. more ›› |
| This time, threats of another brain drain are contradicted by the quiet return of emigre doctors from the once-promised land of America, describing how private insurers won't authorize treatments, patients don't pay their... more ›› |
| Power among nations is shifting dramatically. Goldman Sachs has projected that, by 2050, the seven largest economies in the world will include only one western nation — the United States, which will rank second in economic... more ›› |
| The failure on Sunday evening of efforts to form a coalition government seriously increases the chances that Greece will default, which in a way only makes things worse for Canada’s Liberals. It appears certain, now, that... more ›› |
| |
