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Alberta premier cuts off future alcohol from U.S. in tariff row, but no change to oil

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced restrictions Wednesday on booze, gambling machines and government purchasing to fight back against sweeping U.S. tariffs. She said there won’t be any change to oil and gas shipped south. And she echoed comments from Prime...

‘Retaliatory pipelines’: Push to export crude away from U.S. intensify amid tariffs

By Lauren Krugel The push for Canada to send more of its oil and natural gas to markets outside of the United States intensified Tuesday as U.S. President Donald Trump pressed ahead with a 10 per cent levy on energy imports. “This crisis demonstrates the clear...

Pembina Pipeline boss: tariff threats making Canadians more open to energy projects

By Lauren Krugel U.S. tariff threats are making politicians and the general public more receptive to Canadian energy infrastructure projects, the chief executive of Pembina Pipeline Corp. says. “Hopefully with what’s happening, it will be obvious to the country...

From boom to bust: Alberta economy back in the red with $5.2-billion deficit budget

EDMONTON — Alberta’s finances, tied for generations to the steep peaks and sharp valleys of oil and gas prices, are once again plunging deep into deficit, with no immediate relief in sight. Finance Minister Nate Horner introduced a budget Thursday that projects a...

MEG Energy says half of oil sales free from tariffs thanks to global market access

By Lauren Krugel More than half of MEG Energy Corp.’s oil sales would be free from potential U.S. tariffs thanks to the diverse market access options it has lined up, a company executive says. The Calgary-based oilsands producer has the ability to access global...
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