Why the business of death is about to pick up, and what those who work in it are doing to prepare
Archive for July, 2011
Scuba diving in Waterton Lakes National Park
Brad Wall thinks that the oil and gas industry has never received subsidies from other parts of the country. He's wrong.
The United States is stumbling towards a catastrophe. Will it find the resolve to do anything to avert it?
Meet the people who have changed the province, the country and the world you live in
Talisman Energy created a children's comic book in order to explain the virtues of natural gas and hydraulic fracturing to children. Why they probably wish they hadn't.
When Ed Stelmach announced in January that he would step down as premier, several of his colleagues announced they wanted his job. Meet the lineup of Progressive Conservatives vying to be Alberta’s next premier.
Maxim Power is racing to get its new 500 MW coal plant in under the federal regulatory wire. Will it make it? Should we want it to?
Going Green, Staying Blue
Many of the most experienced people in the oil and gas industry are thinking about retirement. How do you convince them to stay?
