The world has moved into an energy crisis, additional supplies are required and a window has opened to build new liquefied natural gas developments, says Enbridge CEO Al Monaco.
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Category Archives: Alberta
Kenney quitting an ‘opportunity to rejuvenate’
Jason Kenney, who arrived to unite conservatives in Alberta five years ago, can unite them again by leaving, said former government MLA, now independent conservative Drew Barnes.
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Varcoe: Keystone XL ‘done and dusted,’ but not buried — Kenney seeks new oil pipeline to U.S.
How many times can Keystone XL be left for dead and then resurrected?
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Jason Kenney in Washington to pitch Alberta’s energy industry and the need to give up conflict oil
Jason Kenney is in Washington.
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Telus to invest $17 billion across Alberta, generate 8,500 jobs over four years
A $17 billion investment from Telus in network infrastructure, operations, and spectrum across Alberta is expected to create thousands of jobs over four years.
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Alberta’s economic forecast grows more optimistic, but challenges persist: ATB
Alberta is on pace for a better economic year than previously predicted, due in large part to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but the conflict could have negative effects if it drags on.
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Canmore pushes province’s rec property prices to top spot in Canada
Alberta’s recreational properties are in high demand coming out of the pandemic with some of the more affordable lakeside options in Canada, but the province boasts the highest average price in Canada thanks to one mountain community: Canmore.
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The global hydrogen market is expected to be worth up to $2.5 trillion by 2050
As world moves towards a low-carbon future, hydrogen is looming large — since when combusted to release energy it doesn’t create any greenhouse gases.
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Noce: Bylaws needed to bar use of condo for Airbnb rentals
Question: I own a condo unit in a 100-plus unit condominium complex. I am renting the unit out as a short-term rental on Airbnb. Some of the owners have expressed their dislike of short-term rentals and have asked the board to make some amendments to the bylaws that would ban short-term rentals. Can the board prevent me from renting out my unit on Airbnb? Please help!
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Average rental costs in Red Deer remain low
Average rents for a one bedroom unit in Red Deer came in lower last month when compared to the same month last year, but two bedroom units are still seeing higher average rental costs.
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