Premier Smith claims the oil industry is reducing emissions ‘without reducing production,’ while Vassy Kapelos questions claims of greenwashing. 

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This year’s municipal election is shaping up to have one of the longest ballots in city history. It will also be the first election since the Alberta government’s decision to ban electronic vote tabulators last year. City officials expect results will be announced slowly. 

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Alberta was shut out of the federal government’s first five megaprojects tapped for fast-tracking on Thursday, though Prime Minister Mark Carney said a proposed carbon capture project is under consideration and could be a precursor to a future new oil pipeline. 

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According to the latest National Rent Report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation, the cost of rent for residential properties in Canada has declined for the 11th consecutive month. 

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Petrochemical companies and oil and gas players operating northeast of Edmonton will get access to expanded rail capacity after the federal government kicks in a $100-million loan. 

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Wheatland County Reeve Amber Link often drives the Trans-Canada Highway east of Calgary and casts a watchful eye on a particular stretch of nearby prairie farmland. 

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Some cities in Alberta have hotter housing markets than others, and a few spots are experiencing a significant increase in the price of a detached house. 

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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expressed sentiments of provincial pride during Alberta Day celebrations at Heritage Park on Sunday. 

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The Government of Alberta says it is supporting the rural economy by increasing the overall limit for the Feeder Associations Loan Guarantee Program to $225 million. 

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