Alberta Uses Public Funds to Settle Coal Lawsuit With Second Australian Company
The policy flip-flop that is costing Albertans big and padding the balance sheets of Aussie coal companies
Andrew Findlay
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Imperial Oil Plans to Lay Off 900 Albertans, Move Jobs Overseas
Albertan oil workers are facing the brunt of Imperial Oil’s cost-cutting strategy.
Alberta MP Who Stepped Down for Poilievre Now A Registered Coal Lobbyist
Kurek is legally not allowed to lobby for five years after stepping down from his position in government, former Battle River-Crowfoot independent candidate Bonnie Critchley noted in an interview.
Alberta Gives Away Millions in Oil and Gas Compensation Yearly To Crown Grazing Leaseholders
Taber decided to do something different with its grazing land, putting citizens first
Skilled, Ready, but Blocked: Immigrant Plumber Hits Licensing Wall Even As Alberta Begs for Talent
Josh Spragg likes life in Alberta. The red tape preventing him from working? Not so much.
Alberta Energy Regulator Green Lights Grande Cache Coal Mine Approvals
Mine 14 has moved a step closer to becoming a reality despite AER CEO Rob Morgan possibly facing a court challenge of his decision to cancel a public hearing
Film Review: From The Embers Of The Jasper Wildfire Grows New Hope
New documentary Embers follows Sasha Galitzki’s search for meaning and hope from the wildfire tragedy
Northback Attempts Yet Another Coal Comeback in Grassy Mountain
The Australian mining giant is set to propose a new, smaller mine project in Grassy Mountain, despite evidence that any further mining activities will devastate downstream water and aquatic life.
The Burden of Unpaid Oil and Gas Taxes Builds in Barrhead
The Rural Municipalities of Alberta has been asking for tougher rules to make it easier on small town Alberta and harder on tax cheats