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Sino-Canadian relations stuck on platitudes and dumplings
The Chinese market for Canadian exporters is one-third the size of Michigan's >
Five insights on doing business with China
Know thy market, the Canadian Council of Chief Executives urges >
Bitumen will have to fight for Asian market share
Chinese demand is no panacea for Canadian oil producers facing steep price discounts in the American Midwest, a Calgary oil conference heard this week. Deliveries of diluted bitumen along Enbridge Inc >
British Columbia turns to LNG in a big way
Amid modest growth prospects, western province looks to diversify exports >
Chinese shale gas could undermine LNG market
Take a hard look at China, Ian Nathan, a senior research analyst and specialist in global natural gas, LNG and national oil companies at Energy Intelligence in New York, urged a morning audience at an >
Why political ambition is driving M&A activity by China’s NOCs
Expect China’s national oil companies (NOCs) – PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC Limited, et al. – to continue to scout the globe for M&A opportunities. That is the view of Erica Downs, a Chine >
Harper’s China visit aimed at cutting oil price discounts
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s love affair with China has paid off. On Wednesday he announced during a Canadian trade mission to the Middle Kingdom that more than 20 commercial agreements value >
Albertans seek stronger ties to China: survey
Nearly 40% of respondents say province should reduce U.S. dependence >

Have Alberta’s sawmills gone from depending on the American market to depending on the Chinese market?

Are Alberta's forest product producers too tied to China >

Year of the Tourist

China will produce 100 million outbound tourists by 2020. What is Alberta doing to make sure they come here? >

Alberta Venture Podcast: Fearing Foreign Investment?

Our editors Max Fawcett and Paul Marck discuss the fears and fallacies surrounding foreign investment in Canada >

Doing business in China involves more than a passport and a product

East meets west >

China will be Alberta’s new dance partner

Not much doubt that the new economic superpower will play a big role here

By Paul Marck

Not that it passed by unnoticed, but news that China surpassed Japan as the world’s second-biggest economy during the sluggish second quarter is very telling. We have been hearing about China’s emergence as a global kingpin for some time, but there can be no doubt now about the predictions.