What the Redwater ruling means for Alberta’s thousands of inactive oil and gas wells
The Supreme Court ruled even bankrupt oil and gas companies are responsible for cleaning up...
Stories by Sharon J. Riley
Central Alberta citizens band together to fight huge new water licence for fracking
Clearwater County residents are adamant they aren’t against the oil and gas industry, but they...
‘It can’t be a free-for-all anymore’: The battle for Bighorn Country
It’s a project the vast majority of Albertans support, yet misinformation has spread about the...
Alberta taxpayers footing bill for delinquent oil and gas companies, investigation reveals
Landowners are supposed to get paid for wells on their property, but companies are increasingly...
Many of Alberta’s ‘reclaimed’ wells aren’t actually reclaimed: government presentation
With the click of a button, oil and gas companies can receive certificates for site...
Life after coal
As Alberta moves away from burning coal for electricity, miners face an uncertain future. The...
The story of Alberta’s $100-billion well liability problem. How did we get here?
Landowners once promised a fair share for hosting oil and gas infrastructure on their properties...
How Alberta is getting away with running deceptive ads on Trans Mountain
Canada’s Code of Advertising Standards is meant to ensure accuracy, but doesn’t apply to ‘political...
Latest oilsands mega mine proposal a reality check for Alberta’s emissions cap
Teck Resources underreporting climate impacts of Frontier mine by 48 per cent, analysts say
