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Alberta declares a race with the U.S. on carbon storage, as Canada's biggest project opens
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (556+ words) A Calgary company that specializes in storing industrial emissions broke ground on what will be the country’s largest carbon storage project, and the province’s energy minister called it a race against the Americans. Enhance Energy Inc. said its Origins carbon…...
Alberta is???front and centre??? in growth, says federal finance minister
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (104+ words) Alberta is ‘front and centre’ in growth, says federal finance minister edmontonjournal.com Alberta is ‘front and centre’ in growth, says federal finance minister Alberta is at the forefront when it comes to growth in Canada, Federal Finance Minister François-Philippe…...
Federal Finance Minister says Alberta is ‘front and centre’ in Canada’s growth amid trade war
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (479+ words) Comments come during Edmonton Chamber of Commerce event, where trade and the province's relationship with Ottawa were top of mind Could use HL help! Federal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Alberta is at the forefront when it comes to the…...
Opinion: Alberta's toothless energy regulator puts all Canadians at risk
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (280+ words) This past June, when Imperial Oil pleaded guilty to a 5.3-million-litre toxic wastewater leak at its Kearl facility, the ensuing $120,000 penalty was barely a slap on the wrist for a corporate giant that reported $3.2 billion in net profits in 2025. This…...
Danish entourage bullish over Alberta carbon-capture partnerships
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (458+ words) Over the past few years, partnerships have been growing between the Alberta carbon-capture industry and its Danish counterparts. When Albertans think of collaborations between this province and Denmark, we’d be forgiven for making jokes about Lego sets or new Oilers…...
Canadian diesel refiners churn out record profit margins, adding pressure on farmers, cost of goods
1+ week, 5+ day ago (881+ words) 'All I want for Christmas is a diesel refinery right now' Refineries have never made so much from diesel. The gap between what they pay for a barrel of oil and what they get back for the refined fuel is…...
Indigenous groups "kept in dark" while plans for "deeply concerning" west coast oil pipeline move ahead
3+ week, 1+ day ago (744+ words) The July MOU solidified mutual interest between Alberta, Canada and the five major oil production companies in doubling oil production within the next decade and with that agreement came progressive talks of a world-class carbon capture, transportation and storage technology…...
Lorne Gunter: Let Canadian consumers decide whether to boycott U.S. booze
3+ week, 1+ day ago (571+ words) Stop being so uptight. Drink your bourbon. Or don’t. That’s up to you. But provinces should put American liquor back on the shelves of their liquor stores, especially if it helps end or limit U.S. President Donald Trump’s petty…...
Lorne Gunter: Taxes an oversized part of Canadian families' affordability crisis
3+ week, 4+ day ago (678+ words) In 2010, just 15 years ago, the average Canadian family paid $28,878 in taxes to all three levels of government. According to the Fraser Institute, last year the average family paid $50,721. That’s a 76 per cent increase — more than five per cent a year…...
Crude is cheaper than it was in the spring, but diesel is not, forcing farms and drivers to pay the difference.
3+ week, 5+ day ago (487+ words) Alberta farms are paying more for diesel than they were in June and so is anyone in the province filling a diesel vehicle, as almost nothing is getting through the Strait of Hormuz. Five ships passed on Saturday, but none…...