Kevin Orland

2 days ago | bloomberg.com | Kevin Orland

An oil refinery in Burnaby, British Columbia. (Bloomberg) -- Alberta is freezing its industrial carbon tax in a bid to help companies struggling with the effects of US tariffs, potentially setting up a challenge to the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney. Canada’s top oil-producing province will keep the tax at C$95 ($68) per metric ton for an indefinite time, officials said at a press conference Monday.

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Kevin Orland

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1 week ago | kdhnews.com | Kevin Orland

TORONTO - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she's appointing a group to negotiate with the Canadian government on removing laws that restrict energy production, adding that a referendum on the province separating from Canada may be on the ballot as soon as next year. Alberta will seek an agreement that guarantees energy transportation corridors to the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic coasts so that the province's resources can get to global markets, Smith said Monday.

1 week ago | leadertelegram.com | Kevin Orland

TORONTO — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she’s appointing a group to negotiate with the Canadian government on removing laws that restrict energy production, adding that a referendum on the province separating from Canada may be on the ballot as soon as next year. Alberta will seek an agreement that guarantees energy transportation corridors to the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic coasts so that the province’s resources can get to global markets, Smith said Monday.

1 week ago | thederrick.com | Kevin Orland

TORONTO — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she’s appointing a group to negotiate with the Canadian government on removing laws that restrict energy production, adding that a referendum on the province separating from Canada may be on the ballot as soon as next year. Alberta will seek an agreement that guarantees energy transportation corridors to the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic coasts so that the province’s resources can get to global markets, Smith said Monday.