Paul Vieira is a reporter at the Canada bureau for The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, oil and gas, and international trade, with a focus on the BFSI, banking, and mining sectors. Paul has been featured in various prominent publications including Yahoo Finance, The Globe and Mail, and Financial News.
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Paul Vieira's articles primarily focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and cited data within the realms of finance & economy, government & politics. He has a strong emphasis on Canada-specific content related to banking, monetary policy, and the economy.
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Paul Vieira OTTAWA—Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he will unveil on Friday an agreement with the oil-rich province of Alberta that
Prime Minister Mark Carney said he will unveil an agreement with the oil-rich province of Alberta that sets the stage for federal support for a new crude-carrying pipeline.
OTTAWA—Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the country needs to double the capacity of its electricity grid by 2050, a project with a
Paul Vieira OTTAWA—Canada's oil-rich province of Alberta agreed Friday to a stringent levy on carbon from its energy producers, the first
By: Paul Vieira
President Trump’s chief envoy in Ottawa accused Canadian authorities of imposing new trade barriers by sharply increasing how much the big, U.S.-based online streaming companies must contribute to Canadian television programming.
Canada is expected to unveil a deal on Wednesday that secures the sale of liquefied natural gas from the country’s west coast to Germany, with shipments expected to begin in the early 2030s.
Executives from the technology companies warned that lawmakers risk putting their citizens' privacy and security at risk under a government proposal to give police access to information on their digital devices.
By: Paul Vieira
Canada’s Culture Minister Marc Miller said the order from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission “would impose new costs on companies providing these services, which could ultimately fall on Canadian consumers through higher prices. “
By: Paul Vieira
All 14 economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal predicted the central bank would make no change to the target for the overnight rate, which has sat at 2.25% since October.
By: Paul Vieira
The Bank of Canada left its policy rate unchanged at 2.25%, with Gov. Tiff Macklem saying this marked the best approach to addressing the dual-side risks of a weak economy and higher energy prices.
