Thomas Seal is the Vancouver Bureau Chief at Bloomberg. He covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and international sports leagues, reflecting a keen interest in both regional and world news. Thomas's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, TIME, and The Boston Globe.
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Thomas Seal's coverage heavily focuses on business and technology, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and press releases. His articles often cover regulatory changes, industry developments, and corporate strategies in the UK.
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By: Ruth Liao, Thomas Seal
Shareholders in the Shell Plc-led LNG Canada venture made a final investment decision to expand its liquefied natural gas exports, forging ahead with the multibillion-dollar plan as key customers in Asia face the biggest supply shock of recent times.
By: Thomas Seal
Canada has made strides in cracking down on money laundering, but could still strengthen its oversight of players including real estate and legal firms, a global watchdog said.
By: Thomas Seal, Nojoud Al Mallees
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced C$1.2 billion ($846 million) for ocean and marine conservation ahead of an expected decision to designate an oil pipeline to the west coast as a project of national interest.
Canada’s energy minister said the country has contingency plans for disruptions to diesel supply, including a possible US ban on exports of the fuel.
Plus: Inside the fight against Alberta separatism
By: Chunzi Xu, Thomas Seal
With British Columbia voters heading to the polls next week, the ruling party is raising anti-US sentiment and urging residents to avoid the country altogether. The boycott doesn’t seem to apply to the bond market.
A provincial election in the heart of Canada’s lumber country is exposing the limits of using US President Donald Trump as a political foil, even in one of the places hardest hit by his tariffs.
By: Thomas Seal
Plus: China’s Chery eyes building cars in Canada
Dubai’s DP World Ltd. is set to unveil a deal backing potential development of Canada’s port of Churchill, a northern outpost that Prime Minister Mark Carney aims to expand for exports to Europe and other markets.
Plus: Layoffs at ConocoPhillips’ Canadian ops
