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Government of Canada supporting Indigenous-led partnership to create new business opportunities and jobs in Alberta's agriculture sector - Vimarsana News

Government of Canada supporting Indigenous-led partnership to create new business opportunities and jobs in Alberta's agriculture sector

/CNW/ - A competitive and sustainable agriculture sector is a vital contributor to the Canadian economy. Crop and animal production, processing of food and...

South Saskatchewan River area not the place for wind turbines - Vimarsana News

South Saskatchewan River area not the place for wind turbines

Iron Horse Tail, Moose Hill, Kinosoo Ski Resort and Fort George and Buckingham House are areas that should be in the Provincial banned area says letter.

South Saskatchewan River area not the place for wind turbines - Vimarsana News

South Saskatchewan River area not the place for wind turbines

Iron Horse Tail, Moose Hill, Kinosoo Ski Resort and Fort George and Buckingham House are areas that should be in the Provincial banned area says letter.

Residents living near proposed Northern Alberta wind turbine project concerned over noise and pulsations - Vimarsana News

Residents living near proposed Northern Alberta wind turbine project concerned over noise and pulsations

"These turbines have no business being around people, and there are a lot of people here tonight who are scared."

This salt plant in northeastern Alberta is closing, taking jobs and tax revenue with it - Vimarsana News

This salt plant in northeastern Alberta is closing, taking jobs and tax revenue with it

After more than 70 years, a salt plant in northeastern Alberta is closing its doors. Local leaders worry about the impact of job losses, yet remain hopeful about the future.

Source: cbc.ca