Scott Thompson: Can the sunny ways PM get a pipeline built under stormy skies?
Sooner or later, the sunny ways selfie PM has to do more than bring the parties together and smile for the cameras, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
Alberta B.C. pipeline dispute
Former vice president Al Gore’s anti pipeline tweet irritates Alberta premier
Remarks like that are having an ever-shrinking impact, Notley said. Continue reading
Supreme Court beer ruling could apply to Alberta-B.C. pipeline war: experts
Part of the decision that talks about punitive trade barriers could likely be interpreted to apply to Alberta’s recent threat to restrict oil and fuel shipments to B.C. and its previous short-lived ban on buying B.C. wine Continue reading
Alberta move to cut energy shipments expected to hit more than B.C. fuel prices
Economic damage will extend far beyond the fuel budgets of British Columbia residents if Alberta successfully enacts a bill allowing it to restrict oil and gas exports, observers say. Continue reading
Danielle Smith: Action needed to solve Trans Mountain impasse
The fact that the federal government is not using every means at its disposal gives the indication they aren’t up to the fight, writes Danielle Smith. Continue reading
Danielle Smith: Exposing B.C.’s environmental hypocrisy
B.C. has created an international incident with its embarrassing handling of mine management and cleanup, writes Danielle Smith. Continue reading
Alberta government losing billions of dollars in oil revenue annually: report
A report released by the University of Calgary Tuesday said Alberta is losing $7.2 billion a year in government revenues because of stalled oil pipeline expansion. Continue reading
Notley asks Canadians to speak up about Alberta-B.C. pipeline dispute
The Alberta government is encouraging Canadians to weigh in on the British Columbia government’s attempt to halt the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline. Continue reading