Starting in 2022, Calgary and Edmonton would split base funding of $500 million for the first year, then see those funds rise or fall based on provincial revenues. Continue reading →

A business crowd of about 400 leapt to their feet in a standing ovation Friday at the suggestion that it should be illegal for Canadian governments to collect carbon taxes until there are new export pipelines delivering Alberta crude oil to world markets. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is handing out tax breaks for oil and gas drillers along with criticism of Ottawa’s lack of appreciation for how damaging are current price discounts on western Canadian oil. Continue reading →

Federal officials say there’ll be no problem adding Manitoba to the growing list of provinces where Ottawa will have to apply a carbon tax — but they’re still not ready to say exactly how the revenues raised by the tax will be given back to people in those provinces. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says Ontario will still have a choice to make on climate change legislation despite Doug Ford’s promises to do away with carbon pricing.  Continue reading →

About 2,300 delegates will vote on up to 250 policy resolutions this weekend in what would be the biggest political annual general meeting in Alberta history. Continue reading →

Party leader Jason Kenney has said about 2,200 people have registered for the founding policy convention in Red Deer, doubling expectations. Continue reading →

People are changing their behaviour as much as their finances and the best available technology will allow, and they will still have to use fossil fuels and still have to pay more in taxes. Continue reading →

A new survey conducted earlier this year suggests Albertans are the least likely of all Canadians to believe in global warming. Continue reading →