Progress Alberta

• Edmonton man charged with defacing Ukrainian military statue to fight accusation

  An Edmonton man says he's not guilty of spray-painting a statue of a controversial Ukrainian military commander and will defend himself against the charge he faces.

  Crime

  Oct 31, 2022
  
• Alberta Investment Management Corp. and CEO part ways

  Earlier this spring, AIMCo faced scrutiny following an analysis of investments in smaller energy companies at a time when the sector is struggling.

  Money

  Nov 19, 2020
  
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• Alberta public pension manager loses big in oilpatch investments: analysis

  A report says Alberta's public pension manager has lost millions on smaller energy companies at a time when the entire sector is in decline.

  Canada

  Apr 22, 2020
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• Progress Alberta threatens UCP government with lawsuit over inquiry into oil and gas critics

  Progress Alberta sent a letter to Commissioner Steve Allan last week stating it believes the inquiry is unconstitutional and violates freedom of expression and association.

  Politics

  Jan 20, 2020
• Alberta losing $21M a year in royalties from wasted natural gas: report

  The Pembina Institute said in a briefing report that Alberta is losing up to $21 million a year in energy royalties because of unaccounted leaks, or natural gas that is intentionally vented.

  Environment

  Jan 26, 2018
• Poll suggests two-thirds of Albertans believe funding for private schools should be phased out

  A poll released Wednesday suggests a majority of Albertans support or “somewhat support” phasing out public funding of private schools and reinvesting the money into public education.

  Education

  Apr 19, 2017
• Alberta jumpstarts process of redrawing its electoral boundaries

  Alberta's electoral districts began the process of being divided up once again in Edmonton on Monday.

  Politics

  Jan 17, 2017