The NDP says phasing out coal is necessary not only to reduce green house gases but also to improve air quality. Continue reading →

Former Alberta finance minister Robin Campbell has been hired as the new president of the Coal Association of Canada. Continue reading →

From a health levy and the end of the flat tax to a gasoline tax and job cuts in the government, here are a few highlights from the 2015 Alberta Budget. Continue reading →

Albertans will pay more to get married, go camping, have a drink and go for a drive. Here is a list of the winners and losers in Alberta Budget 2015. Continue reading →

Albertans will pay more to get married, go camping, have a drink, go for a drive or do pretty much anything else as the province fights to get out from under the collapse in oil prices. Continue reading →

Albertans finally found out Thursday when they’ll hear the 2015 provincial budget. The Prentice government will release the budget on March 26. Continue reading →

This year’s Alberta budget has yo-yoed from a projected surplus to a deficit and back to a surplus, showing close to a $1-billion turnaround from a little over six weeks ago. Continue reading →

“Albertans have been very clear…that they understand they should be paying something for healthcare,” said Finance Minister Robin Campbell Wednesday. Continue reading →

Alberta Finance Minister Robin Campbell says the cuts in the next budget will be wide and they will be deep. Continue reading →