Alberta’s one-time $100 Energy Rebate is open until September 30. Who qualifies, who gets paid automatically, and the household rule worth $300 to some families.
If AI Doesn’t Know Your Business Exists, Neither Do Your Customers
Home service businesses across Alberta are quietly losing jobs to AI recommendations that only pick 3-4 contractors per search. Here’s what’s driving the drop – and why your reviews and rankings won’t show you the problem.
Alberta’s Trillion-Dollar Lithium – May Be Right Under Your Feet
Alberta holds 82.5 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent — one of the largest resources on earth, worth a theoretical US$1 trillion, and sitting in the same formation that built Alberta’s oil industry in 1947.
What Looked Like Spam Was the NHL Making History in Edmonton
Three women just made NHL history at Oilers development camp — and it started with a text one of them almost mistook for spam.
What 100 Data Centers Do for Alberta Workers and Communities
Behind Alberta’s data center boom is a ground-level story most coverage is missing — the trades workers, local suppliers, and communities that will feel it long after the announcement headlines fade.
From Airbags to Aerospace: Edmonton’s Invisible Technology
Teledyne Technologies $20 million expansion just confirmed what Alberta has been quietly building toward — a high-skill manufacturing sector the rest of the world is starting to notice.
Alberta Industry Can’t Get Efficient Fast Enough
A federal program designed to help Alberta’s factories, processors, and manufacturers cut energy costs ran out of room in under a year. The waitlist is growing. More money has just arrived. It still probably won’t be enough.
Local Directories Are Back – Now They’re Feeding AI
AI search isn’t showing customers a list anymore — they’re making a pick. With 68% of Google searches now ending without a click, Alberta small businesses are discovering that their directory listings, not their websites, are what the algorithm checks first.
The $51 Billion Reason Ottawa Came to Red Deer
Federal minister Dominic LeBlanc visited Fort McMurray and Red Deer this week — bringing $51 billion in infrastructure funding and a push to tear down Canada’s interprovincial trade barriers.
What Happens When Alberta Invests in Its Own Ideas?
Alberta Innovates is investing more than $14 million in shared infrastructure across semiconductors, defence, and agri-food — and attracting nearly $48 million in partner contributions in the process. The real story isn’t about funding, its about what happens when a province decides to stop watching its best ideas dissappear into other countries.