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For Alberta, trade matters. And for the province’s agriculture sector, international trade challenges remain an unpredictable factor in how 2020...
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There’s some hopeful news to cling to in the city’s latest property assessment data released Thursday — the massive erosion in the value of...
The engine of the Alberta economy has been throttled back for the past 12 months because of government-imposed limits on oil production, but Premier...
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Here’s a small pick-me-up heading into a new year — two banks are projecting modest economic growth returning to Alberta in 2020 after a lethargic...
Inquiring minds in Alberta want to know how Canada’s new commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 will affect the approval of any new...
If you talk long enough about the gloom, the doom just might follow. The sharp focus on the province’s economic tribulations and grievances within...
Petroleum producers and the province are pushing hard for more LNG plants in the country, hoping to create new export opportunities for Canada’s...
With the energy sector in retreat, some 4,000 oilpatch jobs are set to disappear next year within just one city. The number of wells drilled by the...
With the world’s third-largest crude reserves, Canada has the capacity to significantly raise oil and natural gas production in the coming decades....
It’s been one of those good-news, bad-news weeks for Canada’s oil and gas industry. But in the spirit of optimism, let’s start with the hopeful...
Like a worm wriggling on a hook, Calgary city council has been squirming for three years over how to fix the downtown tax shift issue. The taxing...
It’s become an article of faith in the energy sector that Canada simply can’t get new pipeline projects built. Yet, the Canadian portion of...
Canada still has only one liquefied natural gas export project under construction, despite more than two dozen separate developments being pitched...
The Kenney government wants Ottawa’s help — and some money as well — to deal with the growing number of abandoned oil and gas wells in the...
The loss of more than 200 jobs at Federated Co-operatives’ food distribution warehouse in Calgary caps a gloomy week for local workers, one that’s...
A new minister, but the same old problems. How will new Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan deal with a furious Alberta government and an...
The Alberta government has trains on its brain. The pending sale of the provincial government’s crude-by-rail contracts has been percolating for...
Mark Shillingford conducted interviews last week for job openings at his company’s office in Quarry Park, with many applicants coming out of the oil...
Would Albertans really be better off with a new provincial pension plan, replacing the Canada Pension Plan? It’s a critical question the Kenney...
Facing the prospect of another dismal year in 2020, Canada’s hard-hit drilling sector has asked the UCP government to look at new incentives to...
One year ago, Imperial Oil injected some much-needed optimism into Canada’s energy sector, giving the go-ahead to a promising new greenfield...
As government-mandated oil curtailment drags on into a second year, it’s time to consider lifting provincial quotas on conventional crude output,...
Better economic times are coming in 2020 after a “mild recession” sideswiped Calgary, Edmonton and most of Alberta throughout this year. A new...
The head of oilsands giant Suncor Energy wants the federal government to ensure the sale of the Trans Mountain pipeline back to the private sector...
Layoffs, a major company moving its headquarters south and a low price tag to acquire an established petroleum producer — these are not healthy...
The heat is still on Calgary city council over rising commercial property taxes, although the frustration has shifted onto the back burner in recent...
The chief of the Fort McKay First Nation remembers when he first went out to the Moose Lake area in northern Alberta to learn how to hunt and trap...
In this week’s Inside Alberta podcast, Calgary Herald columnists Don Braid and Chris Varcoe discuss the recently announced UCP provincial budget and...
This year’s provincial budget feels like a trip to the surgical ward to have your tonsils removed. It’s painful, but you hope it eventually...
Travis Toews will have his hands full with the UCP’s first provincial budget — and the pressure has only begun to build. Not only must Alberta’s...
Companies across Canada’s oilpatch were coming to grips Tuesday with what a Liberal victory in the federal election will mean for the industry in...
The Canadian oilpatch had a lot on the line heading in the federal election. Many industry players saw it as a decisive moment to regain some momentum...
The provincial government just sent a small spark through Alberta’s power market. A bigger jolt could come in the next few weeks. The Kenney...
Five years into a gruelling economic downturn, it’s time for Calgary — and Alberta — to change the tune. The slide in oil prices, the struggles...
Less than a week to go before the federal vote, the head of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers is sounding off about the “frustrating...
It was a little more than a decade ago when the Alberta government created a website to go after its critics, usually over media reporting about the...
As the federal election moves towards its conclusion, Calgary Herald columnists Don Braid and Chris Varcoe talk about where Alberta sits in the...
A few things are abundantly clear about the state of renewable energy in Alberta today. First, the demise of Alberta’s Renewable Electricity Program...
You know an organization has lost its way when two of its formative leaders openly express dismay at its direction, effectively taking it out to the...
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