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Coal industry lobbied hard to change Coal Policy; CAC began effort after Alberta election Poll Yes By Herald on March 9, 2021. The Rockies loom large over the streets the communities in the Crowsnest Pass. Herald file photo by Al Beeber Government records and other sources document the Alberta and international coal industry’s intense lobbying attempts to change Alberta’s regulatory system in the months leading into the changeover to the United Conservative Party government and in the year after, which eventually led to the rescindment of the 1976 Coal Policy. According to documents filed...

Wednesday, March 3, 2021 2:32 p.m. | Wednesday, March 3, 2021 2:32 p.m. One of two Franklin Regional National Science Bowl teams took the top spot at a regional competition in February, and will compete for a national title. The team is, from the left, Darius Colangelo, Atharva Mayekar, Max Wang, Urvish Jain and Praneel Varshney. Courtesy of Franklin Regional School District Darius Colangelo, Max Wang, Praneel Varshney, Prerit Yadav, and Urvish Jain pose for a photo following their third-place finish at the 2020 National Science Bowl’s regional competition. Colangelo, Wang, Varshney, Jain ...

Investor presentations signalled the Kenney government aimed to open protected lands to open-pit mining. Tyee contributing editor Andrew Nikiforuk is an award-winning journalist whose books and articles focus on epidemics, the energy industry, nature and more. SHARES Documents show Australian firms seeking open-pit coal mining leases in Alberta got signals protections to sensitive lands would be lifted, clearing the way. The public only found out months later, the day the Coal Policy was rescinded. Photo: Shutterstock. Australian mining firms seeking to strip-min...

Taiwan Business TOPICS Sparkling wines have really caught on in Taiwan over the past several years, and a wide range of styles and qualities are now available at the island's liquor and wine shops. Photo: Matthew Fulco The mass market is growing fast, driven by Prosecco and Cava, while Champagne still dominates the high end. Red wine has long dominated Taiwan’s wine market, buoyed by the brand power of Bordeaux and Burgundy. Most white and rosé wines have struggled by comparison. Sparkling wine is an exception. Champagne has a strong brand here, though it is more of a niche marke...