The energy sector will be the focal point for much of the upcoming session of the Alberta Legislature. Continue reading →

The Alberta government and the federal government are each providing $10 million to help build a test facility in Calgary for technologies that convert carbon dioxide emissions into usable products. Continue reading →

The Alberta government says its first job of the spring sitting of the legislature will be to cut school fees. Continue reading →

One energy management consultant thinks the new energy-saving measures by the Alberta government will be ineffective. Continue reading →

Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson said he was “really encouraged by the cooperation we’ve seen so far between these two orders of government” at a joint press conference held by the federal and Alberta governments Friday to announce how money is being directed into affordable housing initiatives in the province’s capital. Continue reading →

The Alberta government is setting up an all-party committee to explore the circumstances surrounding the death of four-year-old girl who was in government care. Continue reading →

The legal rubber has hit the road on Alberta’s promise to cap greenhouse gas emissions from the oilsands — the engine of the province’s economy. Continue reading →

Wildrose Leader Brian Jean, in a rousing speech Friday to party members, lamented an Alberta he says has been driven to dysfunction and dystopia by Premier Rachel Notley’s NDP government. Continue reading →

A government-funded and industry-supported climate change non-profit – created in 2009 – announced Friday it planned to spend millions of dollars more to advance technologies aimed at reducing methane emissions across the province. Continue reading →

The Alberta government released more details Saturday about its plan to partner with the oil and gas industry to try and reverse the decline of the province’s caribou population. Continue reading →