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Fifteen Years Of Change

Alberta Venture publisher Ruth Kelly offers a perspective on how business has changed in the past 15 years and what it must do to prepare for the next 15 >

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Energy leads Canadian M&A, PwC says
Energy deals led Canadian merger and acquisition activity in the first quarter of 2012, accounting for 28 per cent of $48.7-billion in announced transactions, according to a quarterly review carried o >
Energy is increasingly a national issue, poll reveals
An exclusive Alberta Oil national poll shows Canadians support a national energy strategy, even if they aren't sure what, exactly, it entails >
Is election day Alison Redford’s last stand?
In October 2011, Alison Redford won the leadership race for Alberta’s ruling Progressive Conservative Party, casting herself as an agent of change. But she probably didn’t envision that si >
A backlash against U.S. LNG exports builds
A battle could be brewing between natural gas firms seeking export deals with overseas buyers as a means to lift prices at home and domestic chemical companies counting on bargain basement commodity p >
China to drive non-OECD energy demand
Exxon and the IEA bet on growth in the Middle Kingdom >
Talisman to spend less in B.C., Pennsylvania in 2012
Company signals interest in expanding liquids exposure in Eagle Ford >
Daniel Yergin’s The Quest garners mixed reviews
Historian-turned-consultant tackles energy's big issues >
Jobs Jobs Jobs! Why they’re a cost, not a benefit
Not all job-creation schemes are created equal >

The Curious Case of Canadian Control Works vs Fortis Alberta

A signpost on the journey to a decentralized electricity grid >

Toward a National Energy Plan

Taking the high road would allow Alberta to assume a new and more prominent role in the federation >

Who’s sleeping with the enemy?

Honey, I don't know why you are so suspicious >

Cutting red tape Alberta’s new motto

Our provincial government wants to be more user friendly >

Sinopec’s investment in oil sands start of something big

Sinopec's investment in oil sands start of something big >

China wants Alberta to buy in

'World's biggest factory' seeks Alberta's investment in its future >

King Coal Audio Slideshow

Michael McCullough, the editor of Alberta Venture magazine, shares his insights on the coal industry as he narrates a slideshow of the largest coal mine in Alberta.

In 2001, Heather Douglas and a small team of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited officials made the rounds to several large oil companies in hopes of selling nuclear energy to fuel Alberta’s oilsands projects >