Graison Foster
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She trades in a murky market crucial to Carney's pipeline deal (opens the original)
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Everything Ana Avramovic sells sits as numbered entries in a government registry, and none of them are hers. She trades carbon credits, a job so unusual even her mother doesn’t fully understand what she does for a living. She came to carbon from power trading, having cut her teeth at Calgary-based TransAlta Corp. Ask her whether leaving a traditional paycheque to build a firm of her own was brave or reckless. The answer depends on the day. “Overall, excited,” she says. “And then sometimes like,
This Albertan trades in a murky market crucial to Carney's pipeline deal (opens the original)
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Everything Ana Avramovic sells sits as numbered entries in a government registry, and none of them are hers. She trades carbon credits, a job so unusual even her mother doesn’t fully understand what she does for a living. She came to carbon from power trading, having cut her teeth at Calgary-based TransAlta Corp. Ask her whether leaving a traditional paycheque to build a firm of her own was brave or reckless. The answer depends on the day. “Overall, excited,” she says. “And then sometimes like,
This woman trades in a murky market crucial to Carney's pipeline deal — and the stakes are enormous (opens the original)
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Everything Ana Avramovic sells sits as numbered entries in a government registry, and none of them are hers. She trades carbon credits, a job so unusual even her mother doesn’t fully understand what she does for a living. She came to carbon from power trading, having cut her teeth at Calgary-based TransAlta Corp. Ask her whether leaving a traditional paycheque to build a firm of her own was brave or reckless. The answer depends on the day. “Overall, excited,” she says. “And then sometimes like,
Alberta counts the cost of a border with Canada, as the referendum nears (opens the original)
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“It would be economic suicide for the rest of the country to decide to cut off trade with Alberta,” says Keith Wilson, a constitutional lawyer and co-lead of the Alberta Transition Council and Let Alberta Decide The latest study outlining the risks of separation suggests roughly 330,000 jobs in the province are supported by trade with the rest of Canada. Asked what happens if the province leaves, Wilson doesn’t hesitate. “Those jobs continue exactly like they do the day before,” said Wilson. SUB
Alberta drivers get relief at the pump, while producers squeezed by lower prices (opens the original)
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Oil prices cut two ways in Alberta. Next week, filling the tank gets cheaper for drivers. But producers may see no relief as they get less for every barrel of heavy crude they sell. Alberta will suspend its 13-cent-a-litre fuel tax from Oct. 1 through the end of the year, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said Tuesday, after North American prices averaged nearly US$91 a barrel over the last month, triggering relief. The province’s oil producers selling on the open market are not getting those high
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