Change is happening everywhere and it’s inevitable here

As the AER takes on new and expanding areas of oversight and continues to face the daunting issue surrounding the cleanup of Alberta’s aging wells, a hard look at its capacity will be required

Gondek did not mince words when talking about other moves by Smith and her people after she found out the details

The centrepiece of the bill is a pilot project to enable political parties in Calgary and Edmonton for one election, which will then be evaluated

These are the latest moves in a widespread consolidation of provincial government power

The race for mayor and city council will not cross the finish line until October of next year but the first big step is now

‘Hydrogen has the potential to transform global energy markets and to create trillions of dollars of economic activity,’ Alberta Technology and Innovation Minister Nate Glubish said in a statement

‘That is really, really critical, getting those fiscal incentives in place in a timely manner. Otherwise, capital goes someplace else’

Hundreds expected to speak as Calgary city council begins public hearings Monday into its proposal for blanket rezoning of residential neighbourhoods.

‘Who is the most effective at capturing the imaginations of Albertans? Who has the ability to engage both Albertans and the government on key issues?’