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- Oct 1, 2026
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How much have you spent at the gas pump lately? We do the math (opens the original)
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For Hailey Horvath, high fuel prices mean she’s had to choose between filling her gas tank or her fridge. “There is a week that sometimes we don’t eat,” Horvath, who lives with her husband in northwest Calgary, said. “We’re really feeling it, especially coming into Thanksgiving and Christmas,” she said. Horvath is among many Canadians who have been paying more to get less since the spring, when the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz sent global oil prices — alongside gasoline, diesel and
Alberta referendum not comparable to Brexit, U.K.’s David Cameron says (opens the original)
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Alberta’s upcoming vote on whether the province should remain in Canada has evoked parallels with the United Kingdom’s split from the European Union, but the former U.K. prime minister who called the Brexit vote says the two have little in common. “I wouldn’t compare what you’re discussing here with the Brexit referendum,” David Cameron, who resigned in 2016, told a Calgary crowd. He made the remarks during a wide-ranging discussion with moderator Holly Ransom at the Energy Disruptors: Unite con
Pipeliners, railways target ‘tremendous’ Western Canadian opportunities (opens the original)
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BANFF – Beyond the valuable commodities they carry across vast distances, there’s something else pipelines and railways have in common: opportunities in Western Canada. That much was clear from panelists Tracy Robinson, chief executive of Canadian National Railway Co., and pipeline operator Enbridge Inc.’s chief financial officer Patrick Murray, at the Global Business Forum on Friday. “I see particularly tremendous opportunity here in Western Canada,” Robinson told a room filled with business le
Astronaut Jeremy Hansen maps Canada’s future in space at Alberta conference (opens the original)
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BANFF – As Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen weaved through a crowded conference, the hum of Elton John’s 1972 hit “Rocket Man” was quelled only by the roar of applause. At the Global Business Forum, Hansen said Canada is “very well positioned” to become a hub for future rocket launches, meeting growing demand. “Canada would be providing additional capacity that is needed,” Hansen, who flew around the moon this year, told Postmedia Calgary in an interview. Earlier this year, the federal governmen
Canada 'very well positioned' to become a rocket launch hub, says astronaut Jeremy Hansen (opens the original)
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BANFF – As Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen weaved through a crowded conference, the hum of Elton John’s 1972 hit “Rocket Man” was quelled only by the roar of applause. At the Global Business Forum, Hansen said Canada is “very well positioned” to become a hub for future rocket launches, meeting growing demand. “Canada would be providing additional capacity that is needed,” Hansen, who flew around the moon this year, told Postmedia Calgary in an interview. Earlier this year, the federal governmen
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