Regular Albertans May Be Dangling On The Hook For Oil Sands Cleanup
It’s a numbers game and Albertans stand to lose big in the oil sands, according to Alberta’s Auditor General Doug Wylie.
Andrew Findlay
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8 Reasons You Should Be Worried About Democracy In Alberta
TheRockies.Life decided to look in the rearview mirror at some of the low lights over the past 12 months of separatist stoking, corporation stroking, and attacks on transparency, honesty and…
Kevin O’Leary Data Center Would Use Huge Quantities of Fresh Water, Natural Gas
AI data centres require huge amounts of electricity to run servers and water for cooling.
Municipalities Earned Millions from Wind and Solar in 2025. Alberta’s Renewables Moratorium Didn’t Help Them.
One of the best places in Canada to build a wind or solar project has gone from leader to loser in the renewable energy sector thanks to regulatory uncertainty and a seven-month pause on approvals in 2023
Showdown in Kananaskis: Water Protectors Go Up Against Logging Company
A governmental decision to permit a logging road bridge on the Highwood River renews calls for better protection of critical bull trout habitat
UCP Testing Albertans’ Civil Liberties With Trigger-Happy Use of Constitutional Loophole
The UCP is pushing the constitutional envelope with its use of the Notwithstanding Clause
Voice In The Wilderness: Lorne Fitch Talks New Book, Headwaters Conservation
Never one to shy away from holding the government’s feet to the fire, author and biologist Lorne Fitch is a tireless defender of the wild places and the critters that still make Alberta special
Silica Mining Companies Get Early Christmas Present From The Province – Slacker Rules
If you’re in the mining business, all you have to do is ask
Mine 14 Paper Trail Leads Straight To Rob Morgan And Top Energy Ministry Bureaucrats
If it smells rotten, then it usually is rotten