Killing Keystone XL gives other countries an advantage over Canada
Plenty of other countries ready to take over Canada’s market share if Canada exits the oil business…
Health budget should pay for increased Kananaskis use
After all, the high demand for outdoor activities springs from a need for physical activity provoked by government Covid-19 restrictions…
It’s time for Alberta professors and bureaucrats to take a pay cut
Students will pay for the pandemic pay raises with higher tuition or fewer services, and taxpayers will foot part of the bill through a higher tax burden…
OPEC+, IEA clash over future of fossil fuels
IEA wants all investments in new developments to stop. Others warn that could lead to $200 a barrel oil…
‘Molecule libraries’ help speed the search for new drugs
U of A spinoff company 48Hour Discovery works with some of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies to streamline the process…
Why Canada’s heavy oil is an integral part of U.S. production
Anyone who thinks the U.S. can do without Canadian oil, especially heavy oil, is misinformed. Canadian oil is critical to the Americans…
Agreement fosters teaching, learning and research for Métis people
U of A, Métis Nation of Alberta and Rupertsland Institute provide research on Métis concerns, support for Métis students…
Oil market shows signs of improvement but for how long?
Alternative energy and the rising calls for the world to overcome its reliance on fossil fuels seem to be gaining currency…
AI innovation will make thyroid ultrasounds faster and easier
FDA approves U of A spinoff company MEDO’s tool offering simpler, more reliable diagnostic scans for thousands of patients…
Specialized pedriatric obesity care more accessible than ever
Specialized obesity care is more accessible than ever thanks to increase in virtual health care during pandemic, say researchers…