Canada has the potential to be a natural-gas powerhouse
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Enterprise Square renewal heralds Edmonton’s downtown revitalization
Investment in iconic Bay Building preserves city’s heritage while creating a vibrant hub for innovation
Forecast calls for a strong recovery in crude oil demand
Thanks mainly to China finally emerging from its Covid-19 lockdowns
Making virus-killing clothing a good fit for production challenging
Fabric could be used to produce protective uniforms for soldiers, hospital workers, firefighters and paramedics
Oil prices have rebounded, so where’s the Edmonton boom?
The city still seems to be in a post-pandemic slump
Confusing signals from Ottawa on oil and gas
Is Ottawa actually executing a master plan to shut down Canada’s oil and gas industry?
Fighting back against Big Brother’s brainwashing
Totalitarianism is on the move. We must fight back with everything we have before it is too late
Program offers homeless emergency patients permanent homes
Homeless make more than 26,000 visits to Alberta emergency departments each year
DOE expects further weakening in oil prices
DOE announcement to back away from any crude purchases for February is a warning sign
Albertans saved big on holiday shopping with no PST
Canadians in other provinces aren’t so lucky
2022 the year net-zero fantasy ran smack into hard reality
That doesn’t mean the net-zero zealots will toss in the towel, of course
Danielle Smith is right to shield firearms owners from Trudeau
Taxpayers do not have “another billion dollars” to spare for a government program that police say won’t make us any safer
Fossil fuels once again the preferred source of reliable, affordable energy
The invisible hand of Adam Smith punched the world in the nose
