Canada, not the Middle East, is the No. 1 supplier of oil to the United States, a symbiotic relationship that has existed for decades. What's more, the Canadian province of Alberta is home to the world's third-largest petroleum reserves. Viewing America as the most logical market for its expanding production, the government of Alberta and the TransCanada Corp. are proposing a pipeline called Keystone XL to bring crude oil from Alberta to refineries along the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast. Although the State Department concluded in August that there would be no significant negative environmental impacts from the pipeline, it has hosted a series of hearings in communities from Montana to Texas in recent weeks. A final hearing is scheduled for Washington on Oct. 7.
... will existing between the people and Governments of Canada and the United States and upon the enact... the Waterton Lakes National Park in the Province of Alberta, and upon the proclamation of the Presi...
Daughter Nettie was honoured in 1971 as "Alberta's Pioneer Daughter of the Year" and died in 1989 at the age of 96. The Ware's original cabin is a visitor attraction in Dinosaur Provincial Park and the name of old cowboy is remembered through the John Ware Junior School in Calgary. Alberta is bounded on the West by the Province of British Columbia, on the North by the Northwest Territories, on the east by the Province of Saskatchewan, and on the South by the Canada-U.S. border. The Province has a Provincial Conservative Government, led by Premier Ralph Kline, with 62 of the 83 Legislative Assembly seats. The Alberta Liberals have 16, the Alberta New Democratic Party 4 and the Alberta Alliance one.
... of the United Mexican States, the government of Mexico is the only entity that may own and expl..., a group of plaintiffs in California sued Alberta Pork and its fully owned subsidiary, Fletcher's Fi... of Mexico than Alberta Pork is of the province of Alberta. Therefore, the FSIA applies to this ac...
... ducks in its settling pond in Northern Alberta. The charges were brought pursuant to Alberta's En... with the approval of the Alberta Government pursuant to Syncrude's mineral surface lease which... may force the Government of Canada, the Province of Alberta and the oil sands companies to put more...
Measuring impact The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, in a report dealing with environmental issues in the industry, says that Canada produces only 2 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, com pared with 22 percent for the United States and 20 percent for China. Greg Stringham, a vice president for the petroleum association, said Alberta "actually exceeded what California demands of its industry" He also pointed out that the Alberta government, which has reaped billions of dollars in royalty payments from the oil-sands industry, recently unveiled a $4 billion plan to reduce carbon emissions - $2 billion to develop carbon capture and sequestration technology and $2 billion to develop public transportation in the province.
... In a decision filed on March 8, 2011, the Alberta Court of Appeal (the Court) found that the federall government does not have the constitutional authority to regu... by way of a reference brought by the Province of Alberta. . Background . Advocates for a nationa...
Alcohol sales data provide a more accurate indication of alcohol consumption than alternative methods such as population surveys. This information can be used to better understand epidemiological issues related to alcohol consumption, policy development and evaluation. Official sales records were collected for the 28 regional districts of British Columbia (BC) for 2002-2005, while homemade alcohol was estimated from survey data. Alcohol consumption rates were found to vary across geographic regions, by season, and with population level demographics. Government stores were the largest source of alcohol consumption in BC, accounting for 45.1% of total alcohol consumption in 2004. U-Brews/U-Vins accounted for 4.0%, private liquor stores accounted for 27.5% of the total, and homemade alcoho...
... per adult sales of alcohol for each province, but this information is limited in that no geogra...All provinces, except Alberta, have some direct government control over the sale...
EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada, Sept. 8 /U.S. Newswire/-- The Government of Alberta will contribute $5 million to humanitarian assistance for victims of the Hurricane Katrina disaster in the American Gulf Coast. Our Cabinet had a good discussion Wednesday about how the province can help our friends in the U.S. who have suffered such incredible loss and hardship because of this disaster," said Premier Ralph Klein. "To a person, members of Cabinet have been horrified and moved by the magnitude of the suffering in the Gulf Coast region, as have all Albertans. We strongly agreed that providing $5 million to help would be a worthy contribution on behalf of the people of Alberta, who enjoy a warm friendship with the people of the United States.
...British Columbia, along with Alberta and in contrast to the rest of Canada, has a long ...
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