The Alberta government said Friday it would stop setting monthly oil production limits to allow producers to utilize available pipeline capacity.

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Question 1:  I am on the board of our high-rise condominium building. The corporation’s insurance policy has come up for renewal. The quote on our new insurance policy is extremely expensive for our building. Our building has had a lot of water loss claims. To save costs, the board has decided to forego water loss coverage. Is this legal?

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Alberta’s counties say a plan to pause and study major changes to how property tax is determined for oil and gas wells is positive, but also that a continuing tax abatement program will hit their budgets soon.

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Alberta showed the biggest decline in August in the wholesale trade sector, with sales decreasing 2.1 per cent to $6.5 billion, according to data released Monday by Statistics Canada.

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Despite stalled real estate markets in many parts of Canada, the quaint mountain hamlet of Canmore is seeing a surge in sales, attracting buyers in droves.

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Alberta’s government plans to resume oil and gas lease sales by the end of the year to encourage companies to invest in the province, Alberta’s Energy Minister Sonya Savage told the Financial Post, while analysts warn that Canada’s oil-producing province may not get the best price for those auctions at a time when oil demand is still weak.

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GRASSY LAKE, ALTA. — Work has wrapped up on the $43-million Co-op Fertilizer Terminal in southern Alberta.

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