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AltaLink publicly apologized at the Heartland transmission project hearing Friday for the appalling conduct of a land agent it hired to make deals with landowners in the path of the transmission line.- No point in attending Heartland hearing if 'fix is in'
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- Heartland transmission hearings fail to generate electricity among residents
- Court allows appeal of AltaLink invoice
- Landowners’ group wins court fight over utilities commission decision
- AltaLink forced to pay interveners in Heartland project
- Heartland energy sector had an ally in Stelmach
- Transmission project to face public meetings
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Successful Hong Kong businessman and philanthropist C.K. Hui told his son: "We need a doctor in the family."- Carbon policy must not punish Alberta
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Capital Power says the opening date for its 495-MW Keephills 3 high-tech coal power plant has been pushed back by three months because cleaning of the boilers has taken more time than expected.National
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It seems strange in these, or any other, economic times for a small business to offer its core product for free. But that’s exactly what local yoga studio owner Dawn Lamothe is doing with her new “F’Awesome...Spotlights
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Time-related stress has been rising dramatically since the 1990s. As far back as 1998, the last time Statistics Canada did a survey on the topic, 38 per cent of working mothers said they were "severely...Spotlights
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The hacking of Sony Corp’s PlayStation Network has earned a place in the annals of Internet crime.Mobile Privacy
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- Shocked gamers may turn to rivals after Sony data hack
- Sony faces global legal scrutiny over breach
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- Tens of millions of PlayStation users exposed after massive security breach
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Despite facing additional challenges, women tend to enjoy retirement more than men, according to a new study.More Stories
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There are two notable claims that Ed Sehn can make about his 1981 Datsun 280ZX: That he's owned the 30-year-old car since the warranty period began and that it's a rust-free example of the most popular...Driving
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Dear Leanne: I am graduating from university this spring and have just secured my first career job. I have committed to a small condo and have budgeted for a few pieces of furniture. What should I focus...Features
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General Motors killed its minivan in the U.S. market thanks to soccermom stigma, but the automaker has carved out a high-priced niche for the vehicle as a chauffeur-driven executive ride in China.Gas Prices
- Calgary drivers rethink habits as pump prices jump
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In the name of urban farming, there were a lot of ways BJ Hedahl could have transformed her spacious, fenced backyard in Seattle: putting in an organic garden, a beehive or a chicken coop, maybe.
Roses are red, violets are blue, but romance is turning green. By breaking up with bad consumerism habits and embracing eco-friendly alternatives, some couples are discovering new ways to help the planet...
Photos from around the world as people observed Earth Day on April 22, 2011.
If the environmental movement has a high holiday, Earth Day is it.
The next time you go to the vending machine for a bottle of water (costing 6 cents an ounce) or, instead, sip from the drinking fountain (free), you will be taking part in another debate that touches ...
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