Environmental law group challenges Alberta oil inquiry in court. By Lauren Krugel The Canadian Press Posted February 11, 2021 11:16 am. Updated February 11, 2021 10:46 pm.

A Canadian oil and gas industry group is backing a proposal to consolidate Alberta's two largest river basins, a move that ...

In Alberta, that translates to 83,050 openings for environmental jobs in that time frame. The labour demand is predicted to come from a growing industry (33,680 jobs) and retiring workers who need ...

A sprawling forest encampment has brought jurisdictional concerns, community tensions, and discussions surrounding potential ...

Environmental lawyers are asking Alberta's ethics commissioner to investigate an energy regulator board member and adviser to ...

The legislature of the Canadian province of Alberta invoked the controversial Alberta Sovereignty Act on Monday in response to Canada’s federal clean energy initiatives. Alberta’s legislature passed a ...

Calgary pollster Janet Brown has identified those in a demographic that in many ways typifies Alberta’s approach to environmental issues. They make up about eight per cent of the provincial ...

Alberta Took on Environmental Groups, but Only Proved They Did Nothing Wrong The report from a provincial inquiry into “anti-Alberta energy campaigns” didn’t back up Premier Jason Kenney’s ...

Alberta's energy regulator on Tuesday ordered Syncrude Canada to develop a wildlife mitigation plan and publish more information following the death of 30 blue herons at an oil sands site in the ...

Alberta's ombudsman has found that the province's environment ministry did not follow legislation and policy after issuing an enforcement order against a northwest Edmonton composting facility.

Though Alberta’s economy is diversifying, it faces two challenges: the financial strength of oil and gas and being seen as a one-sector province ...