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Opinion: Why Canada won’t skip out on the oil sands

December 05, 2011 Category: Finance Tags: , , , , , ,
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It's too valuable, and letting it be won't necessarily help the planet More →

Alberta’s oil patch has little to fear from next premier

September 19, 2011 Category: Energy Ink Tags: , , , ,
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Candidates Mar, Redford and Horner seem cut from the same policy cloth More →

The fine line between a subsidy and a tax credit

July 01, 2011 Category: Economics Tags: , , , , , ,
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Targeted tax breaks are necessary for risky businesses, but do they work? More →

Alberta royalty review reflects markets-rule purists

March 15, 2010 Category: Editor's Blog Tags: , , , , , ,
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Government pullback lauded by industry; questions remain about long term impact More →

Alberta royalty review changes in brief

March 12, 2010 Category: Energy Ink Tags: , , , , , ,
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Conventional oil and gas incentives announced More →

Political Penalty

February 02, 2009 Category: Environment, Policy Tags: , , ,
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A year after a contentious royalty hike, Alberta Tories saw corporate campaign donations nearly cut in half More →

Building on Common Ground

February 01, 2009 Category: People Tags: , , , , , , , , ,
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Trade secrets inform a breakthrough guide to industry and aboriginal relations More →

Fallout from the royalty review’s “unintended consequences”

January 30, 2008 Category: Finance, Policy Tags: , , , ,
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The real "Alberta Advantage" was natural gas and now its slipping away More →

Royalty Review Retrospective

January 30, 2008 Category: Finance, Policy Tags: , , ,
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Birthrights Don’t Last Forever More →

Peter Lougheed Speaks Out

January 30, 2008 Category: People, Policy Tags: , , , ,
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AO interview with Alberta’s iconic ex-Premier More →

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Albertans seek stronger ties to China: survey

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is not alone in wanting closer economic ties with China. Albertans, too, think a stronger relationship with the Middle Kingdom is in the province’s best interest, according to results of a survey conducted by the University of Alberta’s China Institute.  More →

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