Murray Edwards

• Calgary Flames pull out of new arena deal with city due to rising costs

  The Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation said there is no viable path to complete the arena and event centre project due to rising costs.

  Economy

  Dec 21, 2021
  
• Calgary Flames announce death of former owner Byron James Seaman

  The Calgary Flames are mourning the loss of Byron J. Seaman, part of the original group of six that brought the team to Calgary from Atlanta in 1980, who died on Saturday.

  Sports

  Apr 29, 2021
  
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• ‘They’re still saying thank you’: Korean War veteran on 70th anniversary of Battle of Kapyong

  It was a three-day battle between the communist forces of North Korea and China and the United Nations forces of South Korea, the U.S., the U.K., Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

  Blogs

  Apr 22, 2021
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• Does it pay to leave Canada for tax reasons? Experts weigh the pros and cons

  There can be big upfront costs and sticky logistical practicalities that negate any tax-saving rationale for leaving.

  Money

  Apr 18, 2016
• Calgary firms looking at layoff alternatives

  Companies in the ailing oilpatch are looking at ways to avoid layoffs — or at the very least to forestall or minimize them.

  Money

  Dec 11, 2015
• 2 provinces, 2 environmental disasters, 2 very different responses

  Why the huge difference in responses to the Mount Polley tailings breach in B.C. and the Canadian Natural Resources, Ltd. bitumen spills in northern Alberta?

  Canada

  Aug 7, 2014
• Mount Polley tailings breach: Who is Imperial Metals’ Murray Edwards?

  He's one of Canada's most prominent billionaires - co-owner of the Calgary Flames, creator of oilsands giant CNRL - and main shareholder of Imperial Metals, whose mine spewed millions of cubic metres of tailings into the environment this week.

  Canada

  Aug 7, 2014
• A closer look at Imperial Metals Corporation and the Mount Polley Mine

  Imperial Metals Corporation has been a part of the BC economy for 55 years, since it was incorporated in 1959. It’s now the central figure in what locals are calling an environmental disaster.

  Aug 6, 2014