The re-election of the United Conservative Party on May 29 was the first of at least three important steps for the future of the prairies, the oil and gas industry, and indeed the country.
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Category Archives: Alberta
Canada’s oilsands poised to grow in ‘era of optimization’
The epitaph of the Canadian oilsands has been written many times, but far from dying production is actually expected to rise — by about 500,000 barrels per day, or 15 per cent by 2030.
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Corporate income tax just one part of economic growth equation
Corporate income taxes became one of the top issues of the Alberta provincial election, won by the United Conservative Party on Monday.
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Varcoe: ‘There’s a big fight coming’ — Smith throws down gauntlet in energy feud with Ottawa
Grab a seat and get ready, the next round of the Alberta-Ottawa energy war is set to begin.
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NDP picks up seats but ultimately falls short in Calgary battleground
The Alberta NDP made significant gains in Calgary in Monday night’s provincial vote, but failed to muster enough support in the election battleground to thrust itself back into government.
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UCP wins regional rural ridings
Grant Hunter has been re-elected as the UCP MLA for the riding of Taber-Warner, which includes the County of Forty Mile.
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What the numbers are showing in the final weekend of the Alberta election
Alberta’s gruelling election campaign hasn’t just been a battle between the United Conservatives and New Democrats, but a struggle by the parties’ leaders to define themselves.
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Cold Lake is about to boom: Why that matters to millions of Canadians ahead of Alberta’s voting day
The winters may be long in Cold Lake but in the summertime the city, located 280 kilometres northeast of Edmonton, shines.
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Average rents in Red Deer see modest decrease in April
Average rental rates in Red Deer came in lower last month when compared to those in March, but they’re still higher than average rents seen in April 2022.
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Alberta 51 Project, explained: Why the province isn’t likely to join the U.S. anytime soon
A tiny group of Alberta separatists got a major boost this week when Fox News and Newsmax, a far-right U.S. television station, featured them in coverage, suggesting there was a movement to make Alberta the 51st state.
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