Alberta Government Recommends Charging Consumers to Fund Oil Well Cleanup
Canada’s Supreme Court says polluters must pay, but Alberta’s new plan says otherwise.
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Legendary Grizzly Bear in Banff Emerges from Hibernation
Alberta’s bear hibernation season ends with The Boss waking up later than ever.
Early Melt and Weak Snowpack Threaten Southern Alberta’s Rivers
It’s snowmelt, not rain, that fills Alberta’s rivers—and this year, there’s not much of it.
Lawsuit Linking Glyphosate to Cancer Could Reshape Weed Control in Alberta
From courtrooms to crop rows, Roundup’s future in Canada is hanging by a thread
CPAWS Report Ranks Alberta Among Worst Performers
Alberta biodiversity loss continues as the provincial government continues to prioritize short-term profits over conservation.
Alberta Eyes Solar Panels to Avoid Cleaning Up Toxic Oil Wells
Solar panels on toxic well sites won’t stop arsenic and other carcinogens from leaking into watersheds.
Could Alberta Voters Flip The Narrative?
National unity threats from Trump could be hurting Poilievre’s popularity in Alberta.
New Strategy Is Great for the Oil & Gas Industry, but Bad News for Albertans
Ecojustice warns that the Mature Asset Strategy is just another way for the oil and gas industry to dodge liability.
Internal Memo Puts Alberta Health Services in the Hot Seat…Again
Health Minister LaGrange insists the AHS food memo was misinterpreted, but backlash continues to grow.