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Smith says Alberta a winner as Pacific Link pipeline begins streamlined approval process (opens the original)
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith called the advancement of a new pipeline on Thursday a “significant victory” for Alberta and Canada. The Pacific Link pipeline to the West Coast was announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney in Fort McMurray, Alta., as the first project of national interest under the Building Canada Act. Construction could start as soon as Sept. 1, 2027, following a “streamlined” review process. The cost of the project is estimated between $35.2 billion and $43.7 billion, to be split
Feed me, Seymour: Mutant sunflower pops up in St. Albert community garden (opens the original)
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Christina Hardie was “wonderfully surprised” to see the reaction to a video she posted of a particularly funky flower that emerged in the community garden at Saint Albert’s Historic River Lots and Grain Elevators. “I’ve been seeing this weird stalk for a couple of weeks, but then I got close to the flower head, and it has some wild stuff going on,” said Hardie, the program and site manager for the heritage site. With a long thin stalk as wide as Hardie’s hand, twisting into a multi-faceted flowe
Alberta suspending fuel taxes amid high oil prices (opens the original)
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The Government of Alberta is suspending provincial fuel taxes until the end of the year. Premier Danielle Smith made the announcement during an address to Calgary business on Tuesday. Smith said the price of Western Texas Intermediate (WTI) averaged $90.54 per barrel over the last month – triggering a full suspension of the 13-cent provincial fuel tax for the quarter beginning Oct. 1. Last quarter, the province suspended its fuel relief program in favour of a rebate, but Smith said her governmen
Separation could cost Alberta up to $170B: independent report (opens the original)
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A new independent report suggests it would cost Alberta between $50 billion to $170 billion to separate from Canada. The report was released by the University of Calgary’s school of public policy on Wednesday morning. It looked at two different separation scenarios: a “smooth” scenario, in which negotiations with Canada are “quick and favourable” to Alberta, and a “difficult” scenario in which negotiations are long and unfavourable to Alberta. It found the “short-term term impacts of potential s
Man killed after woman shot, infant injured: police (opens the original)
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Edmonton police officers shot and killed a man Sunday morning in southwest Edmonton. In a media release at 10:10 p.m., the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) said officers were called to a home near Donsdale Drive and 45 Avenue, where it had been reported that a man with a gun had entered and shot a woman and infant. EPS said arriving officers found injured people outside. When police went to contain the home, EPS said a man opened the front door with a gun in his possession. When the man did not fol
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