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A $100-million Nordic spa and hotel development just west of Calgary is being touted as a major tourism investment that will help attract visitors to Alberta year-round and grow the province’s visitor economy. Article content Officials broke ground Friday afternoon on Everwild

Some First Nations are not immediately saying no to Alberta’s push to build another oil pipeline to the B.C. coast. Article content But the First Nations are clear, before they make any decision, there must be meaningful consultation. Article content Article content

There’s a kind of hard-working, steel-toe energy to it: pickup trucks, SUVs, work vans, hulking campers, none of which are safe from the smell of diesel fumes, breakfast sandwiches and black coffee. Article content Article content It’s a place where lottery tickets,

The timing may be tight, but it appears the Canadian oilpatch will be able to keep adding production without exhausting all available pipeline space in the coming months. Article content With a string of new pipeline expansions and projects progressing, it’s providing

B.C.’s wineries, distilleries and craft breweries are still waiting for provinces and territories to tear down the barriers to direct consumer shipments of alcohol that they promised to do almost a year ago. Article content Cutting red tape for trade in alcohol