Alberta, Canada’s Oil Heartland, to Lift Most Covid Rules by July
Posted on 31 May 2021Alberta, the province that produces most of Canada’s oil, expects to lift almost all Covid-19 restrictions by July as vaccinations pick up and infec ...
Alberta entrepreneur turns peas into cocktails while supporting agriculture industry
Posted on 31 May 2021An Alberta entrepreneur with a passion for agriculture has developed a liqueur with a very unique ingredient while supporting the local industry. For ...
‘Cautiously optimistic’: Alberta businesses hope 3rd COVID-19 reopening will be the last
Posted on 31 May 2021Cautious optimism: the feeling many Alberta businesses are experiencing as they breathe yet another sign of relief when looking ahead at their third r ...
Reopening in Alberta begins June 1 with outdoor dining, all restrictions could be lifted by July
Posted on 31 May 2021CALGARY -- Health measures in Alberta will begin being removed in three stages starting June 1, based on the vaccination rate going up and the hospita ...
Clinical Trials Alberta website launches to attract more medical research to the province
Posted on 31 May 2021The province has launched a new Clinical Trials Alberta website in an initiative to attract more medical studies. While the development of a new drug ...
Alberta Yield: Calgary’s MycoRize bringing light to the world of mushrooms
Posted on 31 May 2021During the COVID-19 pandemic, Calgarian Rob Swiderski had what he termed “a spiritual awakening.” After growing up in northeast Calgary and spend ...
EIA Confirmed in Tennessee and Alberta Horses
Posted on 31 May 2021The Equine Disease Communication Center recently reported confirmed cases of equine infectious anemia (EIA) in horses fr ...
University of Alberta spinoff company could help unlock a lithium industry for Alberta
Posted on 31 May 2021Alberta’s oil and gas fields could be in store for another natural resource boom thanks to a University of Alberta-bas ...
Alberta investing to grow Indigenous tourism
Posted on 31 May 2021The Alberta government is increasing funding to support Indigenous tourism experiences across the province as part of th ...
Alberta Garment stays the course as co-owner makes slow recovery from COVID
Posted on 31 May 2021A Calgary businessman who ended up on a ventilator after catching COVID-19 is now on the road to recovery, and his busin ...
Abandoned oil and gas wells will be cleaned up despite backlog: Alberta regulator
Posted on 31 May 2021EDMONTON — There's lots of life in Alberta's conventional oil industry and plenty of resources and political will to c ...
Airdrie Walmart closed until June 6 due to COVID-19 outbreak
Posted on 31 May 2021The Airdrie Walmart has opted to close for 10 days due to a COVID-19 outbreak among staff, according to Alberta Health S ...
'Land rush' on in Alberta as demand for lighter-than-air helium takes flight
Posted on 31 May 2021With global helium prices hitting stratospheric levels, exploration companies are racing to snap up assets in Alberta in a bid to turn this province i ...
Why a lumber price boon won't lead to a jobs boom at some Alberta sawmills
Posted on 31 May 2021Visiting Spray Lake Sawmills in Cochrane, Alta., you'd expect to see a chaotic scene with workers scrambling to churn out more and more two-by-fours a ...
Businesses concerned by delays in Alberta government's assistance rollout
Posted on 31 May 2021Alberta businesses say delays in the rollout of government support programs are pushing enterprises to their limits. The province pro ...
Alberta revives 'turn-off-taps' resources bill that sparked legal fight with B.C.
Posted on 31 May 2021EDMONTON — Alberta is reviving its so-called turn-off-the taps legislation, but with a few changes. Environment Minister Jason Nixon says a propose ...
Alberta extending COVID-19 relief support to small and medium-sized businesses, tourism industry
Posted on 31 May 2021The Alberta government is extending its relief supports to small and medium-sized businesses impacted by COVID-19 public health orders as well as the ...
Varcoe: It's 'make-or-break time' for Alberta tourism operators
Posted on 31 May 2021Heading into the traditionally hectic summer period, Alberta tourism operators are uncertain what the next four months will bring — or if they will ...