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Calgary The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment says the fine concerning Suncor’s Commerce City refinery is for violations from July 2019 through June 2021. State says it’s the largest air pollution enforcement package it has ever levied against a single facilityThe Canadian Press · Posted: Feb 06, 2024Continue Reading

Calgary Hockey Hall of Famer Lanny McDonald suffered a cardiac event Sunday after returning from the NHL’s all-star game in Toronto. Hockey legend thanked 2 nurses who helped him at Calgary International AirportThe Canadian Press · Posted: Feb 05, 2024 1:22 PM EST | Last Updated: 1 hour ago FormerContinue Reading

For many skiers, the days of strolling up to the hill and buying a lift ticket are winding down, as the industry tries to hedge its bets against crummy snow conditions by locking in sales weeks or even months ahead of time. Season passes have been around for decades, but theContinue Reading

Calgary Sweeping changes to gender-affirming care, announced by the Alberta government this week, are sparking widespread backlash from doctors, nurses and medical organizations, and calls are mounting for the province to reverse its decision. Canadian Paediatric Society, Alberta Medical Association speak out Jennifer Lee · CBC News · Posted: FebContinue Reading

Calgary The company building the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is still working to find a solution for its latest unexpected construction challenge in B.C. Latest challenges expected to push pipeline’s expected in-service date to 2nd quarter of the yearThe Canadian Press · Posted: Feb 01, 2024 1:41 PM EST |Continue Reading

Calgary·Analysis Rivers and reservoirs are at low levels never recorded. Alberta is working on its emergency plan and “water sharing” deals. A disastrously dry 2024 is already bringing back the “we’re all in this together” message we heard not long ago. Province will push ‘water sharing.’ Cities will restrict usage.Continue Reading

Calgary Canada’s Greener Homes program is ending. Thousands of layoffs could followAs the federal government’s popular Canada Greener Homes grant program comes to a close, the energy audit industry could crumble with businesses across the country warning of mass layoffs in the months ahead. Energy assessors worry business will haltContinue Reading

Calgary North American pipeline operator lists higher interest rates and economic uncertainty as headwinds faced by many industries. Pipeline operator says cuts will begin next month and be completed by March 1Thomson Reuters · Posted: Jan 30, 2024 2:28 PM EST | Last Updated: January 30 Enbridge, a North AmericanContinue Reading

Calgary The Association of Alberta Childcare Entrepreneurs (AACE), which advocates for both for-profit and non-profit child-care centres and dayhome operators, said the closures are a result of the $10-per-day child-care program, which has created an “underfunded” and “restrictive” environment.  Association of Alberta Childcare Entrepreneurs says ‘several dozen’ operators will participateContinue Reading