Edmonton Lawyer Doug Stollery Joins Alberta Order of Excellence

Douglas Stollery was born in Edmonton on August 1, 1953, studied at the United World College of the Atlantic in Wales and built a construction law career.

Avi Amir Built a Homebuilding Legacy From the Ground Up

Avi Amir founded Homes by Avi in Calgary in 1978 and grew it across Western Canada, earning a place in the Southern Alberta Business Hall of Fame for 2026.

Rossdale Power Plant Still Carries Its Building Dates In White Bands

White cornice bands on the Rossdale Power Plant carry its build dates. Sources disagree on when it stopped generating, and the repair estimate is $87.3 million.

Cheap Australian Beef Is Not Why Alberta Ranchers Get Squeezed

Canada's cattle herd sits near 11.1 million head, up about 2.5% after years of decline, and Australian beef on the shelf is not what squeezes ranchers.

Employers Want the Power to Stop the Next Strike First

Federally regulated transportation and communications employers asked Ottawa for authority to limit strike action across rail, ports and airlines.

Alberta Bets $60 Million on Care Before the Ambulance

Alberta added $30 million to four community health centres in Calgary and Edmonton, taking its total commitment to $60 million spread across four years.

Cheap AI Models Have Never Once Meant Less Computing

Small AI models now run locally on a laptop, and a BC law professor argues Alberta's gigawatt data centre buildout could be overbuilt before the doors open.

A St Albert Company Bets Its Future on Selling Power

Evolution PowerX has rebranded toward mobile and permanent natural gas power generation and projects power past half of revenue this fiscal year.

Two Days of Falling Crude Show Alberta’s Real Price Exposure

West Texas Intermediate lost 5.1% on Monday and another 4.6% on Tuesday, roughly 9.5% off the front month, with nothing physical changed in the oil market.

The Headlines Moved On but the Pipeline Math Did Not

The overwhelming majority of Alberta crude exports still goes to one country, which is the economic case for a West Coast pipeline the coverage dropped.