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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney was speaking to his party’s caucus staff on Tuesday when he told them how close he came to stepping back from his job ahead of the upcoming leadership review. The remarks are contained in an audio file secretly recorded by someone in attendance and obtained by CBC News.

Heat pump technology is starting to gain momentum in Canada, but Alberta’s cold winters and prohibitive costs may be a roadblock to its popularity in this province.

Alberta farmers say the discussion and misinformation around federal targets to reduce fertilizer emissions are ignoring the voices of local producers and hurting the country’s agriculture industry.

The federal government is looking at how it could alter its carbon capture offerings to keep Canada’s energy industry competitive as the United States moves forward with a more aggressive plan to green its economy.

Albertans might not be ready to say goodbye to oil, but most are ready for a future with less of it, a new poll indicates.

Alberta government says it plans to legally challenge the federal government’s cap on oil and gas emissions, arguing the limit would violate provincial jurisdiction.

Chronic underfunding and a national housing crisis are leaving many newcomers homeless or in precarious housing in Calgary.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the future health of Canada’s economy hinges largely on how well Alberta adapts to changes in the energy landscape.

CBC News spoke to multiple people who booked recent stays at the Grand Memories Varadero through various vacation sites. They all detailed similar experiences with unsanitary rooms, missing items and broken amenities.