The PunchMan remanded in prison for theft of transformer oilThe PunchA 47-year-old suspected vandal, Francis Johnson, has been remanded in the Sagamu Prisons by a Magistrate's Court sitting at Ikenne, Ogun State, over alleged theft of transformer oil b …

Mexico's 2018 Election Could Derail Its Oil BoomOilPrice.comAfter an initially slow start to attracting foreign investment, Mexico's offshore oil auctions have recently started paying off, after an alliance (including foreign firms) announced a “wo …

BC Jobs Minister's apology to fired LNG advocate not enough, lawyer saysThe Globe and MailB.C. Jobs Minister Bruce Ralston has apologized on social media to a former provincial Liberal leader he falsely accused of completing little work as the province …

CBC.caBC Premier apologizes to fired LNG advocate after falsely claiming he did little workThe Globe and MailLast week, the NDP fired Mr. Wilson, who had been appointed by former premier Christy Clark to promote the province's LNG industry. At the time …

Globalnews.ca'Take your blinkers off': fired LNG advocate Gordon Wilson defends his tenureGlobalnews.caHe said the job involved engaging with multinationals, B.C. companies and First Nations to ensure they would have a place in the province's L …

BW BusinessworldKalyani Studio makes world come to India for high-strength engineering solutionsBW BusinessworldFinding the need to infuse creativity and design into high-strength engineering solutions is what spurred Viraj Kalyani to launch his entreprene …

bristlebots show students engineeringNew Zealand HeraldYear 9 students in the new STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths) stream at Whangarei's Te Kapehu Whetu school got a taste of engineering with a two-day visit from NorthTec teachers. Studen …

The Spokesman-ReviewSchweitzer Engineering to expand in SpokaneThe Spokesman-ReviewSchweitzer Engineering Laboratories will expand its Spokane office after buying an office building. The Pullman-based company plans a move into the facility by late summer. …

Whangarei engineering firm Avon Industries prosecuted after worker loses part of a fingerNew Zealand HeraldAn Whangarei engineering firm has been ordered to pay more than $70,000 after an employee injured an index finger which had to be partly amputated. I …

Are councils prepared enough for oil spills?New Zealand HeraldFewer than half of councils have enough staff trained to respond to marine oil spills - prompting questions over whether New Zealand's authorities are prepared enough to deal with a major bl …