IIROC and the MFDA would be given the power to compel evidence and the ability to compel the production of documents and records
A new SHARE report finds that companies incorporated law in Alberta lag on gender diversity, corporate governance and climate-related disclosure
Oil prices are still unimpressive and oilsands producers are shrinking, but pipeline approvals and rising demand are expected to bring brighter days for the energy sector
Credit rating agencies including Moody’s Investor Service and DBRS Ltd. say they are reviewing the province’s ratings
There are no new taxes, tax increases or program cuts in a budget that promises more money for seniors, health and education
Everyone is still trying to digest the news that Donald Trump is the president-elect of the U.S. and to figure out what that means regarding everything from immigration and war in the Middle East to a woman’s right to choose. But let’s focus on Alberta. Trump looks certain to approve the Keystone XL pipeline and, […]
A new bill from the provincial government is being characterized as the first major overhaul of provincial legislation governing credit unions in Alberta in 30 years
Alberta's campaign to create a new "living wage" by raising the minimum wage may have laudable goals, but is more likely to kill jobs and businesses
Alberta should mitigate its dependence on resources revenue by developing a long-term hedging strategy for its oil and gas assets
Former Harper lieutenant Jason Kenney will be trying to unify Alberta's fractured right, as Harper did at the federal level a decade ago. But compromise is required