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An aerial-style rendering of a massive data centre on a prairie landscape of farm fields and trees.

Meta to spend $13B on sprawling Alberta data-centre complex

By Meghan Potkins

Smith and Ford revive push for a west-to-east oil pipeline

By Meghan Potkins

An aerial photo of a petroleum sea terminal, in a landscape of mountains and coastal waterways, with residential homes in the right foreground. There are two tankers docked at the terminal.

Alberta’s new pipeline would follow Trans Mountain’s route through southern B.C.

By Meghan Potkins

Workers position pipe during construction of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in Abbotsford, B.C., in May 2023.

Carney’s new deal for B.C. paves way for West Coast pipeline

By David Reevely and Meghan Potkins

Carmichael: The pipeline deal is a reminder that governing Canada means making compromises

By Kevin Carmichael

Carney and Smith standing behind identical wooden lecterns placed a couple of feet apart. There are Alberta and Canadian flags in the background.

Alberta to set a carbon price floor to push ahead pipeline deal

By Laura Osman

Alberta has dodged Trump’s trade war. The numbers prove it

By Jesse Snyder and Joanna Smith

A shot of Danielle Smith and Mark Carney at a signing ceremony, with documents in front of them and pens in hand. They are both smiling toward the camera and there is a row of Alberta and Canadian flags behind them.

Carmichael: Carney’s pipeline deal with Smith is all about the long run—and that’s a nice change

By Kevin Carmichael

Carney and Smith shaking hands in front a wall with wooden wainscoting and the flags of Alberta and Canada.

Carney and Smith sign wide-ranging deal committing to new pipeline and carbon capture

By Laura Osman

A scenic shot of towering wind turbines and high-tension power transmission lines taken in the rolling farm country of southwestern Alberta. The east slope of the Rocky Mountains rises in the background.

Alberta doesn’t have the electricity to power its AI data dreams

By Jesse Snyder