The director of sustainability for the Fort McKay First Nation said he doesn’t understand how the agency can say it’s going to enforce one thing, then allow industry to do something else. Continue reading →

Phillips won the riding of Lethbridge-West in 2015 with about 59% of the popular vote, receiving more votes than the former Wildrose and Progressive Conservative party candidates combined. Continue reading →

The federal government says it will provide extra cash to help Alberta live up to Ottawa’s demands on restoring threatened caribou herds. Continue reading →

Alberta is suspending portions of its draft plan to protect threatened woodland caribou, saying more research needs to be done and that Ottawa needs to help out. Continue reading →

“When Alberta succeeds, the country succeeds.” Continue reading →

Alberta businesses, institutions and non-profits can now get as much as $100,000 in rebates under the province’s energy efficiency program. Continue reading →

Environment Minister Shannon Phillips says she wasn’t convinced the science was strong enough to ban angling on the Ram, Clearwater, Kakwa and North Saskatchewan rivers. Continue reading →

If you were thinking of taking Environment Minister Shannon Phillips’ challenge to “eat less meat” this month, I’m happy to tell you that if you want to improve your health you should do the opposite: you should eat more. Continue reading →