Despite the cost of everything going up in recent years, Albertans have struggled to bring in more money.
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Despite the cost of everything going up in recent years, Albertans have struggled to bring in more money.
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Imperial Oil Ltd. pushed its Kearl oilsands project to record production for its first quarter as it continues to ramp up output ahead of the opening of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
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Proposed changes in the Municipal Government Act would spell out which party is responsible for paying property taxes on renewable energy facilities.
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Alberta CEOs are predicting small- and medium-sized businesses will go on a hiring “spree” over the next year, according to a recent report.
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The province is committing $57 million to developing hydrogen power in Alberta, while a U.S.-based company says it will build a network of vehicle fuelling stations using the element.
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With the best and brightest of the new energy landscape descending upon Edmonton this week for the Canadian Hydrogen Convention, some praise is due to the industry driving our province into the future while anchoring us in our past and present strengths.
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The Alberta government is introducing new legislation that will standardize how municipalities are allowed to calculate franchise fees on electricity bills, in a move it says will prevent spikes in power prices, particularly in the city of Calgary.
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A new report from CalgaryHomes.ca is putting the spotlight on rapidly increasing home prices in municipalities across Alberta.
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The average price of home in Calgary may have been rising to new heights recently, pinching buyers’ pocketbooks, but a new study has found real estate remains affordable compared with many other cities, including the United States.
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With or without federal support, improvements to a major southern Alberta highway continue because of its critical economic importance as an east-west corridor, the province says.
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