Alberta’s United Conservative government is eliminating stand-alone offices for climate change policy and environmental monitoring. Continue reading →

On Friday, the Alberta government announced an upgrade to the Oldman River bridge. Demi Knight reports. Continue reading →

The province is funding 16 such projects that it says will create 114 new jobs while, in terms of greenhouse gas emissions reductions, taking the equivalent of more than 530,000 cars off the road. Continue reading →

Elections Alberta has received several complaints about a billboard that says “Fire Phillips,” along with photos of Environment Minister Shannon Phillips and Premier Rachel Notley. Continue reading →

Environment and Parks Minister Shannon Phillips says the contract to supply about 55 per cent of the government’s annual power consumption will shave $3.9 million per year from the current expiring contracts. Continue reading →

The university says the building will be 53 per cent more sustainable than the average science building in Canada, housing state of the art lab facilities and lecture halls. Continue reading →

After calling off in-person information sessions on plans for Bighorn Country due to safety concerns, the province has rescheduled the meetings for Feb. 1-4. Continue reading →

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is resisting growing opposition demands to fire her environment minister. Continue reading →