Internal record shows Canada’s second largest oil and gas producer donated to organizations that deny climate change is an emergency and question emissions goals.

Eliminating the moratorium on coal mining in the Eastern Rockies shows the premier puts the interests of coal barons and billionaires ahead of most Albertans.

Regulators have clearly demonstrated they are prioritizing continued oil production over public safety.

Badenoch, a self-described ‘net zero skeptic,’ called Poilievre ‘a new friend and ally’ in December.

What the country craves is fewer selfies and more action to confront the emergency.

The celebrity investor pitched ‘Wonder Valley’ with no committed investors, no Indigenous partnership, and about 27 megatonnes of projected annual emissions.

Former PM Stephen Harper is now in charge of AIMCo. Even the free-market Fraser Institute is against it.

The project’s oil and gas backers say the project is a win for all Indigenous peoples. But neighboring First Nations disagree.

Oil patch advocate Lisa Baiton called for more extraction and less regulation at Vancouver address that didn’t once mention climate change.

Ahead of a city council vote, Resource Works launched an influence campaign with stock submissions for restaurant owners, hospitality workers, and residents.