Nexen presses on with Long Lake oilsands project plan
Nexen Inc says it will continue ground work on the Long Lake oilsands project in northern Alberta while seeking Ottawa clarity on Kyoto cost obligations. CEO Charlie Fischer said a decision on proceeding next year depends on emission credit costs and allocation, with the project slated to reach 140,000 barrels per day in two phases.
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Edmonton woman charged after dog burns
Margaret Furman of Edmonton is charged under the Animal Protection Act for unlawfully causing or permitting an animal to be in distress after a one year old dog named Violet suffered second and third degree burns on 25 percent of its body. The dog remains in SPCA care with a new home planned once recovered. Furman pleading not yet set for Jan. 9 court appearance.
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Alberta to hike traffic fines and start graduated licensing
Alberta proclaims new traffic laws to curb accidents. Fines rise drastically with many doubling or more, none below 50 dollars. Major increases include stop sign violations to 250 and crosswalk passes to 500. Speed penalties rise by brackets up to 306. A provincial graduated licensing plan mirrors Ontario with learner and probationary stages and strict night and passenger limits.
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