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Alberta continues opposition to national Clean Electricity RegulationsAccording to Canada's environment minister, the regulations' purpose is to increase economic competitiveness, transition the energy economy to renewables and fight climate change.ConsumerNov 3, 2023
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Alberta MP accuses premier of ‘baseless,’ ‘ludicrous’ statements on electricityGeorge Chahal says Smith is playing on people's fears for purely partisan reasons and calls on her to release her United Conservative Party government's report on electricity.CanadaOct 11, 2023
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Federal Natural Resources Minister Wilkinson responds to Saskatchewan First ActSpeaking at an event in Regina Wednesday, Wilkinson said there are "conversations" to be had regarding areas where provincial and federal jurisdiction "overlap".CanadaNov 10, 2022
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