The province is ending all new coal-related exploration development on the Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains, but will allow four advanced projects to continue through the regulatory process. We a ...

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., the largest oil and gas producer in the country, reported better than expected earnings in the fourth quarter of 2021 and increased its dividend, as rebounding demand ...

NATO governments have pledged to crack down on the dealings of Russian oligarchs and companies, but some controversial figures with significant investment ties to Western Canada have so far evaded san ...

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You might expect US$105-a-barrel crude prices, concerns surrounding security of supply and sanctions on Russian energy would drive a new slate of developments in Canada’s oilpatch. We apologize, but t ...

Shortly after he spoke to the Calgary Chamber of Commerce last winter, I asked Finance Minister Travis Toews if the UCP government was going to help Alberta’s two largest cities fill their empty downt ...

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Alberta’s finance minister says the province is on track to balancing the budget using “cautious” assumptions on energy prices. The province will end the year with a far smaller deficit than initially ...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has renewed the resolve of Alberta energy proponents, who say the world needs Canada’s brand of ethical oil. You can read more of the news on source ...

Ding, dong, the deficit is dead. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Varcoe: Impressive rebound in Alberta budge ...