BC’s LNG Memorandum May Help Premier Deflect Blame As Petronas Struggles
admin June 5, 2015 0 COMMENTSMichael Culbert and Christy Clark sign the MoU. Behind them, from left to right: Mike De Jong, Canada’s Industry Minister James Moore and Rich Coleman. Photo by OnePacificNews. http://www.vancouversun.com/opinion/op-ed/Opinion+Uncertainty+grows+over+deal/11112497/story.html Opinion: Uncertainty grows over LNG deal ‘Conditional’ final investment decision expected from Petronas by June In signing a much-awaited memorandum of understanding and two major […]
READ MORECanada to Chinese business migrants and investments: We don’t want you!
One Pacific News Editor June 4, 2015 0 COMMENTSOnePacificNews, June 3 2015, Wednesday Forget about the recession and rising unemployment, Canada wants to curtail the influx of Chinese business migrants and their investments that might help the flagging Canadian economy which just shrank 0.6% in the first quarter. Complementing Ottawa’s wariness towards Beijing, ordinary Canadians and the mainstream media are souring on new […]
READ MOREChinese business migrants question BC’s plan on official languages requirement
One Pacific News Editor June 1, 2015 0 COMMENTSOnePacificNews, June 1 2015, Monday Entrepreneurs from China hoping to migrate to Canada are protesting the BC government’s plan to require them to demonstrate working knowledge of at least one of the country’s two official languages or it won’t support their application for permanent residency. With Ottawa already imposing the minimum language requirement under the […]
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