Growth of oil sands industry creates 37% population increase in Alberta over past decade 
Oil sands industry boom swells Alberta's population 37% over the last ten years. 
Alberta service firms cash in on Bakken boom #oil 
And more will be destroyed: Athabasca gets regulatory nod for Alberta project 
RT @: Athabasca Oil Sands gets regulatory nod for Alberta project: 
oil industry question[alberta oil sands]?
i was wondering what jobs in the oil industry make the most money and if you need college degrees for the jobs? also, what training, certificates and whatever else you would need. Is Fort McMurray in alberta a good place to live and are the oil rigs a
"i was wondering what jobs in the oil industry make the most money and if you need college degrees for the jobs?"
Most oilfield jobs pay pretty well - often because the working conditions can be pretty unpleasant. If you have
But trying to reduce US oil consumption by targeting the petroleum industry in northern Alberta makes about as much sense as trying to stop cocaine use in Los Angeles by eradicating coca plantations in Bolivia. Which is to say: It doesn't.
Several legal scholars say it's essential legislation amid the booming oil sands in the north and the overstretched water sources in the populated south. Business leaders and some environmental groups don't share the doomsday interpretation of many
Actually, "the Alberta advantage" was a provincial slogan. It was about industry and oil and gas and natural resources. As far as the Rural Alberta Advantage, for Nils, what it really means, I guess, is that he got to grow up in that part of Canada,