Alberta fights federal net zero rules in Court of Appeal
Premier Danielle Smith leads Alberta opposition to Ottawa’s 2035 net zero electricity limits. She warns the plan raises costs and risks brownouts, claiming the rules ignore Alberta’s climate and grid realities. Amery and Neudorf echo concerns over reliability and jurisdiction while Ottawa defends flexible, province tailored guardrails.
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Alberta Court of Appeal
Justice
Mickey Amery
Nathan Neudorf
Lethbridge East
Rebecca Shhulz
Danielle Smith
Smith
Alberta
Ottawa
Canada
Hydro
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Amery
Neudorf
M D of Taber reviews land use bylaw updates
At the M D of Taber annual meeting Development Officer Tom Anderson outlined changes to Land Use Bylaw No 2011 including Permit ted Use Approvals Discretionary and variance decisions by the Municipal Planning Commission a new Grouped Country Mixed Use District and rules on building size residential use on agricultural land housing demand reduced setbacks solar and wind regulations broader sign rules and zoning updates.
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Taber
M.D
Tom Anderson
M.D. of
Tabor
Arlos Crofts
Anderson
Municipal Planning Commission
Mdtaber.ab. Ca
Former Lethbridge mayor warns on municipal party changes
Former Lethbridge mayor David Carpenter criticizes the Municipal Affairs Statutes Amendment Act. He warns that allowing local parties could tether municipal races to provincial parties and erode candidate independence. He cites corporate donations as another concern and urges focus on community candidates.
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David Carpenter
Lethbridge
Danielle Smith
Edmonton
Tim Cartmell
Better Edmonton
Calgary
Carpenter
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