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A head-on shot of Tim Hodgson walking down a corridor as he looks directly at the camera. He's wearing a dark suit and a fuschia tie. Hodgson is tall and has thick, white hair.

New federal energy minister Tim Hodgson is getting a warm western welcome—for now

By Jesse Snyder

A conceptual illustration showing a young woman holding a digital tablet between images of the Calgary and Vancouver skylines. She appears within the outlines of the Alberta map; a piece of the B.C. map appears in the background, on the left side of the illustration.

Alberta is eating B.C.’s lunch when it comes to tech and talent

By Jesse Snyder

Two workers at an oil rig. A red sign behind them says, "STOP BEWARE OF DANGER ZONE."

Alberta is keeping Canada’s job market afloat

By Jesse Snyder

Four rows of towering pylons strung with high lines are silhouetted against dark, roiling clouds.

How Doug Ford’s threat to cut power to the U.S. could work

By David Reevely and Jesse Snyder

Alberta touts natural gas as a way to power Silicon Valley’s AI

By Jesse Snyder

A wind farm with a bunch of windmills on a hill. In the foreground is the Oldman River and in the distance the Rocky Mountains.

Tech companies, heavy emitters drive a renewables boom in Alberta

By Jesse Snyder

The image shows the silhouette of a pumpjack drawing out oil from a well head against an orange sunset.

Alberta’s carbon market is booming. Just one problem: there aren’t enough buyers

By Jesse Snyder

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaking into a microphone and gesturing with both hands. There is a branding of “Canada Strong and Free Network” on a backdrop.

Conservative conference attendees wrestle with how to own a green transition some oppose

By David Reevely

Four soldiers wearing full-body protective suits with transparent windows in the hoods walk across an empty field. The suits are bright orange and the soldiers are wearing blue latex gloves. One has a clipboard.

Canada’s chemical and biological defence scientists are depressed and demoralized, review finds

By David Reevely

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaking into a microphone at a translucent podium. She is wearing a green blazer.

Brookfield, Westbridge solar projects likely hit by Alberta’s restrictions on renewables

By Jesse Snyder