Edge Writer: John Ludwick

Unions critical of security companies' involvement

Critics complain employers allow lighter duties until recovery

Environment, access to land among concerns

M&As also add to IT departments' pressure

Transport sector considered most likely terror target

Business looks to global market for staffing help

Sizzling world economy puts province in driver's seat

Service rig count soaring despite warmth

Billions at stake as Asian giant looks to Canada

Climate-change issues not seen as priority: analysts

Service rig count soaring despite warmth

Expedite flow of foreign workers, consultants say

Experts say few CEOs can make the transition

Training centres target rookie resource workers

Offshore visitors eyed to counter drop in U.S. travel

Canada enjoys cushion of storage levels

Communication crucial in time of crisis

Communication crucial in time of crisis

Conservation best solution: Pembina study

B.C., offshore Newfoundland up dramatically

Lack of support on home front causing shift

Energy firm must address public concerns

Insider says cross-border relations will drive sector

Lawsuit states losses could reach $100M

Paramount Energy Trust disappointed, not surprised

Power insider says B.C. links must be forged

But CEO insists company focus is on continuity

Sound investment environment sought for pipelines to deliver

Alberta not bound by Kyoto timeline: adviser

Consumer panic biggest worry for the industry

Local businesses, cattle producers bracing for collateral damage

Province must drive change, expert suggests

Hurdles include lack of experience and negative attitude to failure

Lawyer for embattled Russian company says risks are real

Says Canada's long-term economic health threatened

Double taxation agreement gives Caribbean nation investment edge

Group of oil companies caught in land-claim morass

Coalition seeks to develop national policy

Waiting for cold not viable option as losses mount

Canadian crude exports to U.S. 'running flat out'

Firms advised to be proactive in power usage

Investors remain skeptical about alternatives

Dramatic increase in spot price takes time to trickle down

Steady decline in visits from U.S. difficult to reverse

Steady decline in visits from U.S. difficult to reverse

Steady decline in visits from U.S. difficult to reverse

Steady decline in visits from U.S. difficult to reverse

B.C.-Alberta region toasts high prices and robust growth

Investors remain skittish about alternatives

Investors remain skeptical about alternatives

Business prosperity hitting potholes, advocates say

Delegation tours Alberta energy innovation

Proactive programs aim to give street people more options

Business prosperity is hitting potholes, advocates say

Program is preparing international oil and gas executives of tomorrow

Salaries low, but most graduates find work quickly

Much work remains to develop other technologies, says Nortel official

Recreation sector hit hard, but farmers glad for moisture

Wet June blamed for slowdown, but demand is up

But carbon output remains a problem, says enviro group

Insiders divided on real estate investment value

Insiders divided on real estate investment value

Insiders divided on real estate investment value

Speed, ease of conversion the greatest issue, conference told

Competitors face grilling from investors

Green business attracts top staff, says Mather

Eight-year deal runs through 2012 Olympics

Arctic pipeline no 'slam-dunk,' conference told

Tradeshow hits new high with exhibitors

While some experts predict $40 oil, future still cloudy

While some experts predict $40 oil, future still cloudy

Regulators agree system needs streamlining

Production of value-added byproducts boon to economy

Summerview project applies new technology

Conference told co-operation key to better service

Post-vote inertia could stall many needed initiatives

Federal gridlock stalls hoped-for initiatives

Conservatives face Ontario challenge

Energy-friendly country hopes to woo interest

Reduced rents fall short of ensuring longterm viability

IT program designed to fit the aboriginal way of life

Oilsands alternative worth exploring, conference told

2005 got off to slower start than expected says PSAC

Companies chasing rich opportunities in regions growing markets

Continued R&D is crucial, says industry official

Deal between Enbridge and PetroChina to bolster industry, say observers

Strong energy sector driving job market

Conference told co-ordination crucial for megaprojects

Wireless helps track vehicles and wellheads

Coca Cola planning bigger Calgary digs

Suncor memo discusses foreign workers

Alberta firm announces university bursaries

Conventional sources get boost from new technologies

But bottlenecks could include pipelines, labour

Security expert issues stark warning

Ready capital will spark oilpatch activity

LNG imports needed to meet rising demand

Edmonton mayor sings praises of business brotherhood

Analyst sheds light on coalbed methane at conference

Mackenzie pipeline project requires extensive planning

New regulations and rising costs among challenges

New regulations and rising costs among challenges

Not all to benefit from life in FAST lane

Calgary Drillers are looking for a buyer

Paul Cellucci says economic ties still strong

Economy faces retiree crisis without proper preparation

Construction sector faces compounding factors

Small-business sector faces biggest shock in retirement crisis

Thousands forced to wait for training

Several major projects in pipeline for 2005

House sale prices continue upward spiral

Finding right workers big deal with Mother Nature now onside

Real estate boom expected to continue

Real estate board cites low interest rates as key

Local masters steal show from TV's Apprentice

Edmonton-based Crown corporation sticks with Alberta roots

Expert sees annual doubling in eco-friendly construction

Bitumen bucks to help develop existing reserves

Asian disaster triggers corporate compassion

Alberta producers courting companies

Conference told 'burst bubble' theory a bust

New program bolsters alternative energy for laptops, desktops

Premier declines to address issue of tax cuts

Racism subtle, but pervasive, conference told

Racism subtle, but pervasive, conference told

Premier sees big upside for economy

Experts from across continent to gather in Calgary this month

Coalbed methane drives rosy PSAC well forecast

Several initiatives help private sector with security issues

CEO values keeping cultural connection

Small business has increased participation in charitable work

Fischer expects quick ramp-up in operations

Canadian Youth Business Foundation provides young people with seed money

Institute hopes to double grads to meet anticipated demand

Conversions may pose challenge to energy industry