They plan to focus on renewable energy projects instead.
They plan to focus on renewable energy projects instead.
And that’s despite getting over 15,000 more retail jobs!
Yep. You read that right. Negative $212 million.
And that’s despite gaining nearly 20,000 new jobs.
A voter sent me the following question: I see you are taking some questions on your campaign positions and responding on your website. I’m wondering what your position is on climate change action. The recent IPCC report paints a dire picture of the need for immediate and significant action to keep from worsening the climate […]
Alberta workers making the province’s median wage could better afford the cost of living in 2020 than they could in 2000.
Researchers found that implementing 8 actions would have a better effect on quality of life than increasing GDP or energy consumption.
RBC reported last week that Alberta’s GDP dropped by 8.2% last year, the worst performance the province has ever seen.
Canada’s increased by only 19%.
Since 2014, Alberta’s oil & gas industry has increased annual production to an additional 4.4 million cubic metres. But they did it with 41,000 fewer workers.