A rural municipality west of Edmonton is crying foul after an Alberta statutory corporation recommended the termination of three of the province’s power purchase agreements from a TransAlta power plant in Wabamun, Alta. Continue reading →

Brian Jean’s plan calls for an immediate $2.6 billion spending reduction if the party wins the next provincial election expected in 2019. Continue reading →

Are politicians elected to be our servants or our masters? Continue reading →

What would Ottawa do if the provinces refused to collect a federal carbon tax? Continue reading →

Electricity rates in Alberta would be capped under legislation the provincial government introduced Tuesday, a move it says will protect customers from major price spikes. Continue reading →

Will companies download the full price of the carbon levy onto consumers or will a calculation between profit margins and competition help keep prices lower? Continue reading →

Alberta is bringing in new rules to make amends to 4,400 families who lost a loved one and were ordered to pay back their carbon tax rebate. Continue reading →

Blame the U.S., the loonie and the government for some pain at the pump this summer. Continue reading →

The new head of Energy Efficiency Alberta says the agency has enough resources to make a real impact on the province’s energy use. Continue reading →