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Ontario is taking a hard line ahead of a meeting on climate change Wednesday involving Canada's environment ministers, warning that a national cap-and-trade system to reduce greenhouse gases cannot "discriminate" against the...
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach addresses party faithful at the Alberta PC party's annual meeting in Red Deer, Friday, Nov. 6, 2009. Stelmach faces a leadership review vote this weekend that will determine his future as party...
CALGARY - A large-scale carbon capture and storage project planned for Alberta's industrial heartland could be a "bright light" for a region hit hard by woes in the petroleum refining sector, the head of a local economic...
Strategist Stephen Carter, the co-owner of Carter McRae, leaves party over business issues Nathan VanderKlippe Calgary — From Wednesday's Globe and Mail Published on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009 8:23PM EST When the world's ambassador...
PC Education Minister Dave Hancock scolded members of the Alberta School Boards Association at their annual general meeting today in Edmonton for their participation in the Stop the Cuts campaign. Here is an excerpt of Minister...
While the Americans dither and the developing countries resist drastic climate change policies, the petroleum industry is reviving plans to significantly expand development of the oil sands – Canada's fastest growing source of...
Ministers to debate on upcoming energy challenges the world is facing Abu Dhabi - The third World Future Energy Summit is gaining momentum as world leaders, policy makers, industry experts, thinkers, investors and researchers...
Premier Ed Stelmach gets ready to change the channel on abusive commentary about the way he talks by Wildrose Alliance officials. Actual politicians may not be exactly as illustrated. Lighten up, guys! I always find it faintly...
By Don Braid, Calgary HeraldNovember 21, 2009 7:58 AM What an odd new sight-- the stubborn Stelmach government suddenly throwing the gears into reverse, trying to look responsive and even mildly apologetic. Premier Ed (so he's...
A strategist for the Wildrose Alliance Party has apologized to the premier's office for sending out messages on his Twitter account that made fun of the way Premier Ed Stelmach speaks. 'It was a lapse in judgment," Stephen...
