Notley presses provinces to back federal carbon plan
Premier Rachel Notley says Alberta may lack power to block Ottawa's climate plan but urges provinces to join. She supports a national carbon price in principle, seeking regional infrastructure and markets to ensure Alberta can maintain its economy while meeting the federal target. Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland ministers walked out in protest.
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Rachel Notley
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Notley
Canada
Justin Trudeau
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Montreal
Brad Wall
Oil sector faces $10B loss before 2017 rebound
The Conference Board of Canada warns the oil industry will lose about $10 billion this year after an $11 billion loss in 2014. The sector must cut costs and boost productivity to return to profitability around 2017, with margins turning positive by 2017 and 2020 at forecast prices.
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Canada
Conference Board of Canada
Thinktank
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Murillo
Barry Munro
Munro
Racist posters spark outcry at Calgary and Edmonton campuses
Premier Rachel Notley denounces anti Muslim and anti Sikh posters found at the University of Calgary and University of Alberta. Security removed 40 posters at Calgary campus and 12 at Edmonton campus. Prime Minister Trudeau and Defence Minister Sajjan criticized the acts. University leaders vow police cooperation and campus solidarity rally occurred.
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Rachel Notley
University of Calgary
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University of Alberta
Edmonton
Canada
Justin Trudeau
Defence
Harjit Sajjan
Notley
Four charged after children seen alone in Lloydminster
Lloydminster RCMP investigated after reports of young children on a street led to warrants. Officers found firearms bear spray ammunition drugs debit cards stolen motorcycles and a vehicle inside a home. Tools stolen from Alberta and Lloydminster were also recovered.
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Apache pleads guilty to pipeline violations in Alberta spills
Apache Canada Ltd. pleaded guilty to two counts under the Pipeline Act and Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act for spills near Zama City on Oct. 25, 2013, and near Whitecourt on Jan. 21, 2014. About 1.8 million litres of produced water affected 3.8 hectares of land. the Belloy spill released just under two million litres. The court fined $350,000, with most funds to Alberta Innovates Technology Futures for soil remediation research.
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Belloy Field
Whitecourt
Alberta
Apache
Paul Wyke
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Belloy
Zama City
Alberta Energy Regulator
Calgary man charged with murder in 85-year-old wife death
An 85-year-old Calgary man, Siegfried van Zuiden, is charged with second degree murder after police found his wife Audrey van Zuiden dead at their home. He is to appear in Calgary court Wednesday. Authorities say there is no known history of domestic violence.
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Audrey van Zuiden
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Coleman
van Zuiden
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