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Tag: Alberta economy
New accelerator launched to commercialize innovations
Reading Time: 3 minutes New industry-led accelerator will address the earliest barriers faced by researchers just starting on the path to commercialization
Alberta’s forest industries focus of new U of A research chair
Reading Time: 3 minutes $4-million endowed chair will focus on improving growth and yield of forests, informing industry management plans and educating the next generation of forestry professionals
Prairie provinces can thrive with greater Asian trade
Reading Time: 3 minutes With the COVID-19 recession and the expansion of Chinese influence, it’s urgent that Canada take the initiative and position itself in new markets
Oil and gas exports critical to Canada’s economic future
Reading Time: 4 minutes It is a mistake to think Canada can thrive without the export wealth generated by the energy sector
Alberts needs to reverse its income tax hike
Reading Time: 3 minutes Albertans’ income tax is increasing in 2021, courtesy of Premier Jason Kenney’s sneaky backdoor tax grab known as bracket creep
Oil markets still face uncertain future
Reading Time: 3 minutes Even if the vaccines remain effective against the new COVID-19 mutants, a true crude oil market rebound is still a long shot
Alberta’s politicians need to take a pay cut
Reading Time: 3 minutes Our politicians are asking Albertans to make massive sacrifices, but most don’t seem willing to make the same sacrifice
A legitimate demand for oil industry investment?
Reading Time: 3 minutes The International Energy Agency says sufficient long-term oil supplies ‘should not be taken for granted.’ Others are less optimistic about the future of the industry
The crude oil market is approaching its peak
Reading Time: 3 minutes This year’s drop in oil demand isn’t just another crash. While a number of other factors were already in play, COVID-19 has accelerated the long-term trends