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Feeling the frustration in Alberta

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The ongoing feeling of frustration in Alberta over its relationship with Ottawa was exemplified by Monday’s election results. We talked to Calgarians former cabinet minister Monte Solberg about what could be done to improve that...
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Albertans’ message to the rest of Canada

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After Monday’s election results, Ian Hanomansing travelled to Alberta to find out what Albertans would like to say to the rest of Canada.
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China opposes US sanctions strategy and says bilateral cooperation with Iran is legal

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The Trump administration on Monday told five nations, including allies Japan, South Korea and Turkey, that they will no longer be exempt from U.S. sanctions if they continue to import oil from Iran. Mike Pompeo, the US Secretary of...
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What are the key promises in Alberta's election campaign?

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The Alberta election campaign has been mostly centred on the economy and the future of the province. But Albertans were offered starkly different views on how to tackle those challenges. CBC News looks at the key promises and their...
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Kenney's threat to 'turn off the taps' in B.C. is inching closer to reality

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Jason Kenney has said that in the first hour of becoming Alberta premier he will aim to "turn off the taps" to B.C., restricting the flow of oil and gas to the province for what he calls obstructing pipeline development. It's a move many...
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Green Investors May Be Leery of Lyft

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Some investors worry the promise of ride-hailing companies to cut the total number of cars on the road won’t live up to the their commitment to reduce commuters’ reliance on cars and curb harmful carbon emissions. “The data imply that...
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The place of oil and gas in the future of Alberta’s energy sector faces questions

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How do oil and gas fit into the future of Alberta’s energy sector? We have a look at how pipeline advocates are coming together with those who believe renewables are the way forward.
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NEB renews Trans Mountain pipeline approval, supporters not sold yet

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The National Energy Board has reiterated its approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. It's given 16 new recommendations designed to better protect marine life on the B.C. coast. So is this a done deal? Supporters of the project...
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Trans Mountain opponents vow to dig in following NEB approval

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The federal Liberal government cleared another hurdle standing in the way of constructing the $7.4 billion expansion to the Trans Mountain pipeline system. It's secured new regulatory approvals from the National Energy Board. Opponents...
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Nigeria seeks oil and gas royalties, Payless goes bankrupt and Honda closes U.K. plant | Business Panel

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Our weekend business panel discusses the Nigerian government's demands for royalties from foreign oil and gas companies, the announcement that Payless Shoes is filing for bankruptcy in North America and Honda's decision to shut down a...
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Ride along with a trucker protesting Ottawa’s oil policy in pro-pipeline convoy

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This pro-pipeline truck driver just started a four day journey to Ottawa to protest its handling of the oil downturn. He is joining the around 160 others in the convoy.
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Pro-pipeline protest convoy leaves Alberta for Ottawa

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A pro-pipeline convoy of around 160 trucks left Red Deer, Alta., today headed for Ottawa, to protest what they see as restrictive federal oil and gas policy.
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Oil companies going bankrupt must clean up before paying debts: Supreme Court of Canada

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Oil companies that go bankrupt in this country must fulfil their environmental obligations before paying back creditors, says a ruling by Canada's Supreme Court.
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Oil-by-rail exports rise to new record, says NEB

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The National Energy Board says crude-by-rail exports from Canada rose to a record 327,229 barrels per day in October. That represents the first time exports by rail have exceeded 300,000 barrels per day. CBC's Allison Dempster reports.
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Alberta oil workers to take fight to Ottawa

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Many Albertans say they feel frustrated with Ottawa's inaction regarding the energy sector. Oil workers in the province say they have a new plan to make sure they're heard. CBC's Austin Grabish reports.
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Pipeline politics: Ottawa pledges $1.6B for oil and gas industry

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Canada's battered energy industry got a $1.6 billion boost from Ottawa today, an attempt by the Liberals to slow the political and economic bleeding in the oilpatch. But it may not be enough for those in the region.
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Oilpatch says Ottawa's new funding still not enough

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Canada's struggling oil-and-gas industry got a $1.6B boost from Ottawa. Most of that money comes in the form of commercial loans something Alberta's premier says is a good first step. But she insists more needs to be done.
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Alberta premier announces 8.7% oil production cut

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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley has announced a temporary 8.7 per cent oil production cut, or decrease of 325,000 barrels a day, starting Jan. 1, 2019.
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Rachel Notley explains why temporary oil production cut is necessary

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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley answers questions from reporters following announcement of a temporary oil production cut in the province.
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Albertan's and the oilpatch reacts to Notley's oil production cuts

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The cuts are an attempt to stem the flow of red ink from the province's bottom line caused by historically low prices. The problem is caused by too much oil and not enough ways to get it to market. As our Erin Collins explains, it is a...
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Threats of a walkout as officials criticize agenda for first ministers conference

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As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the premiers, and territorial leaders gathered for talks in Montreal, bickering over the meeting's agenda escalated to the point where it threatened to overwhelm the agenda itself. Ontario Premier Doug...
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Thousands protest in Calgary as Trudeau meets with oil industry leaders

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Just a day after the federal government delivered its fiscal update, Justin Trudeau was in Alberta to meet with oil industry leaders as criticism from Canada's oil patch grows. The prime minister was met by angry protesters in Calgary,...
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Notley pushes for federal funding to stave off looming disaster in the oilsands

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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said her government is only weeks away from finalizing a purchase of rail cars to move oil and help close massive price gaps that have short-changed government coffers and Canadian oil producers. She also...
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Why the low prices for Canadian oil?

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As oil from Alberta continues to sell at record discounts, American refineries are enjoying lucrative profit margins at the expense of Canadian oil producers. But beyond pipelines not being built, what's behind the issues Canada's oil...