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Chevron sells Canadian oil sands, shale assets for US$6.5 billion
CHEVRON agreed to sell its stakes in some oil sands and shale assets to Canadian Natural Resources for US$6.5 billion. Read ...
CP NewsAlert: Canadian Natural Resources buying Chevron’s Alberta assets for US$6.5B
CALGARY - Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. says it has signed a deal to buy Chevron Canada Ltd.'s interests in the Athabasca Oil Sands Project and Duvernay shale for US$6.5 billion.
'A new weather reality': Rising cost of insurance hits pocketbooks
Catastrophic losses reached $3.4 billion and $3.1 billion in 2022 and 2023, respectively, which puts them among the top 10 in ...
What Happens When You Catch the Northern Lights?
A dispatch from Canada during a once-every-eleven-years celestial event.
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This website helps Albertans better understand their car insurance options
Using the www.airbfordrivers.ca website, Albertans can learn more about the auto insurance marketplace, what auto insurance ...
Need a family doctor? For urgent cases, they're now taking calls through 811
Alberta Health Services signed up family physicians and emergency room doctors to take virtual calls through 811 Health Link.
Yield Hunters, Meet South Bow: A New Midstream Titan With A 9% Paycheck
South Bow focuses on connecting Canada's crude oil supply to high-demand US markets. Read why SOBO:CA could be a strong ...
Alberta gives Ottawa legal challenge ultimatum over Impact Assessment Act
Alberta's provincial UCP government has given the federal government a four-week deadline to adjust the Impact Assessment Act ...
Alberta to move toward new funding model for K-12 schools in light of increasing enrollment numbers
After years of criticism, Alberta Education has committed to change the way it funds K-12 public and Catholic schools in the ...
What a trip: Reflection of a chilly, foggy day in Stewart, BC
The Sorensens of Gloucester spent several months in their motorhome, exploring British Columbia, Alberta and Alaska.
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Scientists develop revolutionary material that could unlock next-level efficiency for existing engines: 'It opens the door for new possibilities'
Researchers at the University of Alberta developed a new alloy material that could help hydrogen engines withstand extreme ...