Alberta’s Broadband Progress Is Reported In Two Tenses At Once
Alberta reports 230,800 broadband households but only 20,600 have working service today. The arithmetic is sound. The tense is doing the work.
Concrete Near Innisfail Makes Alberta’s Case Better Than Any Press Release
Deep Sky built its first operating carbon removal plant on five acres at Innisfail, with $5 million of provincial money against a project valued at $58 million.
Alberta’s Fourth Nuclear Agreement Since 2022 Still Names No Site
Alberta nuclear agreement of 14 September 2026 with Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories names no site and no megawatt figure, per official releases.
Alberta’s August Housing Starts Beat Ontario While The Year Fell 16%
Alberta housing starts rose 14% to 4,439 in August while Ontario fell 22%, but CMHC's year-to-date table has Alberta down 16% and Calgary down 19%.
The $19 Trillion Record Landed Where the Financial Assets Already Were
Canadian household net worth hit $19.1 trillion in the second quarter of 2026, and financial assets supplied $540.7 billion of the $546.3 billion gain.
Edmonton Wants a Three Bedroom Threshold Without Counting Who It Captures
Bylaw 21588 would cut Edmonton's lodging house threshold from four rented bedrooms to three. Twelve permits since 2024. No published count of captured homes.
Redcliff Is Priced At $14.5 Billion With No Permit Filed
Redcliff data centre is priced at $14.5 billion and 1.2 gigawatts, while Alberta's 1,200 MW interim connection limit is already fully allocated.
Alberta’s Lithium Reserve Is 7% Of The Headline Resource
E3 Lithium reports a 16.2 million tonne resource at Bashaw and a 1.13 million tonne reserve at Clearwater. The difference decides what gets built.
Ottawa’s $1 Trillion Target Rests On A $192 Billion List
Ottawa wants to catalyse $1 trillion over five years. The list it offers as proof comes to $192 billion, and the two numbers measure different things.
Champion Alberta Hauled Every Building To The Railway In 1910
Champion, Alberta hauled every building to the Canadian Pacific line in 1910 on skids behind horses. The 2021 federal census counted 351 residents.
