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TransAlta in trouble

Should the company take a page from TransCanada and get the bad news out in the open? >

When he was younger, Max Fawcett wanted to make a mint in the markets. Now as the managing editor of Alberta Venture he gets to write about them. Close enough, right? He can be reached at mfawcett@albertaventure.com

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Alberta to get single oil and gas regulator by June 2013
Alberta will have a single regulator for oil and gas development by next summer, Premier Alison Redford said yesterday. Addressing a dinner crowd at Calgary’s Westin Hotel last night, Redford sa >
TransCanada’s mainline fix won’t cut it: Ted Morton
The Alberta government won’t support Calgary-based TransCanada Corp.’s toll restructuring application to the National Energy Board (NEB), Energy Minister Ted Morton says. “We’re looking for a >
Seaway and Wrangler pipes complementary: Enbridge
The race to reach the Gulf Coast gathers momentum >
Why Joe Oliver should heed Shell’s Arctic farewell
The shadow of the Mackenzie Gas Project looms over West Coast exports >
Should TransCanada de-couple Keystone?
Shipper support matters as competition ramps up to reach the Gulf Coast >
The politics of choice
Keystone XL may be redundant, but for producers, that's a good thing >
A writedown could herald a write off for Arctic gas
Two months and counting for a decision from the federal cabinet on the MGP >
Stelmach goes to bat for Keystone XL
Alberta Premier responds to mounting criticism of export scheme in U.S. >

Keystone XL and Northern Gateway: a primer on Alberta’s pipeline projects

Enbridge and TransCanada hope for approval on new Alberta pipelines. But what about oil spills from older lines in Canada and the United States? >

Why Keystone is still Alberta’s best bet

With the decision on Keystone XL delayed, the focus has shifted to Enbridge's Northern Gateway project. But what are its odds? >

The Shale Gas Revolution

In just a few short years, the conventional wisdom about natural gas has been upended by an unconventional resource. Here’s what it means for Alberta’s industry >