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Province wants fines from $10,000 to $1 million for illegal dumping (opens the original)
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The province is proposing steep new penalties for illegal dumping while tightening oversight of “higher-risk” waste storage and transfer sites across Alberta. Premier Danielle Smith announced Wednesday the provincial government intends to amend the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act this fall as the province sees what she called a “worrying rise” in illegal dumping, particularly in Calgary. If passed, fines could range from $10,000 up to $100,000 for individuals and from $100,000 to $1
Alberta separation could shrink economy by up to $62B, raise trade costs: Chamber report (opens the original)
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Alberta’s economy could shrink by as much as $62 billion annually if the province separates from Canada, as higher trade costs drive away investment and put increased pressure on public finances, according to a new report commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce. The report, authored by University of Calgary economic Trevor Tombe, examines the potential economic implications of separation and finds Alberta is more trade-exposed than any other province, leaving its economy particularly vul
Smith, Ford eye ‘aggressive’ timeline for proposed Alberta-Ontario Northern Shield pipeline (opens the original)
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The premiers of Alberta and Ontario say a proposed 3,300-kilometre pipeline carrying Alberta crude east could be built in less than four-and-a-half years, as Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Monday pledged his province would invest public money to help get the project built. Ford and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith both expressed confidence in an accelerated timeline for the proposed Northern Shield Energy Corridor during a broader discussion in Calgary about strengthening Canada’s energy future amid
Smith, Ford eye ‘aggressive’ timeline for Alberta-Ontario Northern Shield pipeline (opens the original)
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The premiers of Alberta and Ontario say a proposed 3,300-kilometre pipeline carrying Alberta crude east could be built in less than four-and-a-half years, as Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Monday pledged his province would invest public money to help get the project built. Ford and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith both expressed confidence in an accelerated timeline for the proposed Northern Shield Energy Corridor during a broader discussion in Calgary about strengthening Canada’s energy future amid
Smith to make case for remaining in Canada at two-day forum on Alberta separation debate (opens the original)
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Prominent voices from both sides of Alberta’s separation debate will convene for a two-day online forum this weekend — including a presentation from Premier Danielle Smith. The Alberta and the West virtual assembly, co-chaired by former Reform Party of Canada leader Preston Manning and former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell, will run Saturday and Sunday. During a news conference Wednesday morning, Manning described the event as an “educational exercise” aimed at providing information to help addres
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