Chris Varcoe is a Business Columnist at the Calgary Herald. With a rich background in reporting on energy and mining, he delves into topics such as energy policy, renewable energy, and corporate finance, reflecting his extensive experience covering energy issues globally. His work has been featured in various publications including the Windsor Star, Edmonton Sun, and Financial Post.
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Chris Varcoe's coverage indicates a strong focus on local energy industry developments, federal regulations, and business news in Alberta and Calgary, Canada. He frequently cites government announcements and data, making him likely to be receptive to pitches providing insights or analysis related to these specific topics.
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There remain concerns among business groups about what a prolonged separation debate could mean to the economy, investment and employment.
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An ATB survey shows optimism, but also skepticism, with some respondents saying they need to see action.
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The survey found 44 per cent of respondents say Alberta separation discussion is now affecting their companies, with mostly negative effects
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Canadian oil producers are set to unleash "epic" third-quarter financial results in the coming weeks, powered by supercharged energy prices.
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Business leaders, economists say stay vote is going to be good for the province's economy.
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Some in the industry are concerned about what questions on immigration could mean for the ability to attract skilled workers from elsewhere.
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Varcoe: Municipal leaders face questions from 'wary' public concerned about noise and power draw.
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The Conservative victory in the British Columbia provincial election could have seismic ramifications for the Canadian oil and gas sector.
