Alberta caps power price to shield small bills
Premier Notley announced a plan to cover amounts above a 6.8 cent per kilowatt hour cap for small consumer bills starting next summer. The move aims to stabilize prices and reassure investment in renewables and gas plants while leaving open changes to the pool pricing system that has generated profits for Medicine Hat. Mayor Ted Clugston warned changes to pool pricing could affect the city’s bottom line.
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Alberta cattle groups press Motz on bovine TB crisis
A Canadian Cattlemen's Association and Alberta Beef Producers delegation met MP Glen Motz on Parliament Hill to urge federal support for southeastern Alberta ranchers hit by bovine TB. They pressed for faster animal testing, clear guidance while herds are under CFIA quarantine, and interim funding to offset quarantine costs.
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Freeland warns on anti trade forces during Senate appearance
Canada’s trade minister Chrystia Freeland decried rising anti globalization sentiment as dangerous for the world and Canadians. She told the Senate trade committee that the Trans Pacific Partnership hinges on U.S. participation and urged support for the Trade Facilitation Agreement amid global protectionist rhetoric.
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