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West coast 'Pacific Link' pipeline is in Canadian national interest: Carney, Smith (opens the original)
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Alberta’s long sought-after new oil pipeline to the west coast, now dubbed Pacific Link, has been designated as a project of national interest with construction beginning as soon as next September, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith announced Thursday from the Alberta oil hub of Fort McMurray. The pipeline is to run from the small town of Bruderheim northeast of Edmonton to the metro Vancouver area and is forecast to carry one million barrels per day of crude oil and ease acce
Alberta extends $100 rebate period as uptake lags below 50 per cent (opens the original)
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The Alberta government is adding a month to the application period for its $100 energy rebate that fewer than half of the number of eligible Albertans have signed up for more than three months after the program was announced.rebate In a news release Wednesday, the province extended the initial Sept. 30 deadline to Oct. 31. To date, 1.45 million out of nearly 3.4 million eligible Albertans have signed up for the money, the release states, an uptake of around 43 per cent, and an increase of around
Forever Canadian helps federalists narrow separatist advertisers' advantage (opens the original)
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Advertisers advocating for Alberta to remain in Canada saw their top fundraising to date over the last week, powered in part by Thomas Lukaszuk’s Forever Canadian group who led all advertisers in contributions, according to the latest figures from Elections Alberta. Over the seven-day period ending Thursday, federalists combined raised more than $113,000, by far their biggest total to date, and the second-biggest fundraising week to date by either side. That figure includes $48,345 given to Fore
Alberta gives energy regulator board chair a 14 per cent pay raise (opens the original)
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The Alberta government has given the board chair of the provincial energy regulator a more than $24,000 pay raise, bringing the role’s pay up to more than double what it was six years ago. . The increase came via an order in council on Thursday afternoon that boosted the pay of Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) board chair Duncan Au $174,000 as set via a different order in council 22 months ago, up to $198,360, an increase of $24,360 or 14 per cent. Au, who became chair of the AER’s seven-person bo
ABMunis members call on province to give them a cut of future provincial surpluses (opens the original)
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Municipal leaders are calling on the province to establish a new framework that would devote a set, guaranteed proportion of future Alberta government budgetary surpluses to building local infrastructure. On Thursday, 558 delegates voted 91 per cent in favour of a resolution supporting that plan at the fall meeting of Alberta Municipalities, the organization that advocates for more than 300 of the province’s municipalities. The motion calls on ABMunis to advocate for the framework which it state
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