Be Honest About the Jobs a Data Centre Brings

The Olds project is expected to create about 200 indirect jobs through 2026 and roughly 70 permanent positions, growing toward 150 by the end of the decade.

Susan Anderson Turned Two Employees Into a Global ATM Network

Susan Anderson launched DirectCash Payments in 1997 with two employees and grew an automated banking network before her 2024 Hall of Fame induction.

A 61% Collapse Does Not Reverse on a Press Release

Canadian oil and gas capital investment fell from $64.7 billion in 2014 to $25.4 billion in 2024 in real terms, a 61% collapse on Fraser Institute data.

The Carbon Tax Is Signed. The Pipeline Is a Maybe

In the May 15 energy agreement the industrial carbon price is firm and scheduled, while the pipeline depends on Pathways, British Columbia and Ottawa.

Seven AI Mistakes Alberta Leaders Make, and How to Avoid Them

Treating AI as a technology decision instead of a business decision, and buying tools before defining use cases, lead the seven patterns seen most often.

The Alberta Deal Was Simple. A Paycheque Built a Life

A trade ticket, a field rotation or a small business once built a complete Alberta life, and that bargain is what the anger about prices is really about.

Quebec Killed Energy East. The Receipt Came Due at the Pump

The national average pump price sat near 193 cents a litre in mid May, with Quebec drivers carrying a provincial fuel charge near 19.2 cents on top.

Alberta’s Whisky Act Is About More Than the Bottle

Alberta's Whisky Act took force May 22, 2026, requiring Alberta mashing, ageing and bottling, Alberta water and at least two-thirds Alberta-grown grain.

Enbridge Is Back at the Coast Ottawa Once Closed

The May 15 Implementation Agreement commits both governments to a tidewater line above a million barrels a day, and Enbridge said it would weigh a role.

The Last Wooden Coal Tipple Standing In All Of Canada

A seven storey wooden coal tipple still leans into the valley wind at East Coulee southeast of Drumheller, the last of thousands left standing in Canada.