Making sense of Alberta’s new energy efficiency program
How to determine whether the Alberta government’s $645-million energy efficiency program, paid for with carbon tax revenue, is money well spent
Alberta
The Alberta PCs are burning. That’s fine by Jason Kenney.
Despite the drama inflaming the Alberta PCs, Jason Kenney continues to hurtle toward the party leadership—and a potential merger
The cost of carbon pricing in Ontario and Alberta
Claims that carbon pricing will lead to skyrocketing price increases throughout the economy are misplaced at best—and misleading at worst
Rachel Notley takes on pipeline critics—even if they’re from her party
The Alberta Premier on selling a pipeline in Vancouver, diversifying the economy, and surviving a merger on the right
Trudeau crunches the crude math of pipeline politics
Evan Solomon on Justin Trudeau’s tough political calculus on Trans Mountain, and the real reason he approved it
Alberta needed a win—and finally got one
The approval of two pipelines is cause to celebrate in hurting Alberta. But it could also keep Canada’s environmental plan on track.
An Alberta pit stop on Trump’s bizarro road to the White House
Kellyanne Conway’s trip to the oil sands could set the tone for Canada-U.S. relations in the Trump era
Jason Kenney: Alberta’s would-be uniter, and its great divider
Jason Kenney’s old-school Tory play is polarizing Alberta politics
Jim Prentice, the politician who wasn’t there for politics
’He knew what team he played for, but I always got the feeling he had the bigger picture in mind’
Jason Kenney on life after Ottawa and uniting Alberta’s right
In conversation with Alberta PC leadership hopeful Jason Kenney