Tag: Alberta (Canada)
East Asia Becomes a Curling Powerhouse
In recent years, Japan, China and South Korea have embraced the sport, investing resources, creating celebrities and changing the competitive landscape.
Public Face of Canada Protests Is a Former Leader of a Secessionist Party
Tamara Lich, an Alberta activist, has channeled the truckers’ grievances, raised money and deployed social media to become a leading voice among the protesters.
World Junior Championship, a Showcase for Hockey’s Top Prospects, Is Canceled
The cancellation was an ominous sign for sports leagues, including the N.H.L. and the N.B.A., which have been struggling to maintain schedules.
Alberta Investigation of Environmental Groups Falls Flat
The report from a provincial inquiry into “anti-Alberta energy campaigns” didn’t back up Premier Jason Kenney’s allegations.
Alberta Was ‘Open For Summer.’ Now, Covid Cases Surge
A surge of Covid-19 cases has forced the province to ask for military assistance in airlifting patients to hospitals across the country.
Countdown Begins For Canada-U.S. Border Reopening
Canada said this week that most restrictions on fully vaccinated American travelers will be lifted in early August. But the U.S. extended its border closure.
A Week of Big Blows for Big Oil
Two victories by environmental activists added to the uncertainty surrounding the industry and Canada’s oil sands.
Canadian Company Defies Michigan Order to Shut Down Oil Pipeline
Canada’s government has backed the pipeline owner in the dispute with Michigan’s governor, an ally of President Biden, complicating U.S.-Canadian relations.