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Former Saskatchewan premier Calvert says Albertans need not fear royalty review
– canadianbusiness.com
CALGARY – Former Saskatchewan NDP premier Lorne Calvert says oil and gas companies shouldn’t panic or lash out over the new Alberta government’s plans to review royalty rates.
Calvert, who led Saskatchewan from 2001 to 2007, reviewed that province’s royalty regime in 2002.
“We lowered the rates somewhat and we simplified them — which is what the industry hoped we would do — and we followed through on that,” Calvert said in an interview with The Canadian Press. “In terms of mining, we shifted the emphasis to the development of new exploration and mine development.”
Incoming NDP premier Rachel Notley has indicated she wants an independent review of Alberta’s royalty framework to ensure the province is getting a fair return for its non-renewable resources.
Royalties are paid to the government by energy companies to develop the province’s oil and gas resources.
The government of former Alberta premier Ed Stelmach increased royalty rates in 2007, but rolled them back after criticism from the industry and a loss of investment in the province…
Calvert, who led Saskatchewan from 2001 to 2007, reviewed that province’s royalty regime in 2002.
“We lowered the rates somewhat and we simplified them — which is what the industry hoped we would do — and we followed through on that,” Calvert said in an interview with The Canadian Press. “In terms of mining, we shifted the emphasis to the development of new exploration and mine development.”
Incoming NDP premier Rachel Notley has indicated she wants an independent review of Alberta’s royalty framework to ensure the province is getting a fair return for its non-renewable resources.
Royalties are paid to the government by energy companies to develop the province’s oil and gas resources.
The government of former Alberta premier Ed Stelmach increased royalty rates in 2007, but rolled them back after criticism from the industry and a loss of investment in the province…
Trading The Forex Market
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Traditionally, the Forex market (foreign exchange market) has always been exclusive to banks and major financial institutions. That was until about a decade ago when the internet made it available to individual Forex traders. The Forex market is highly liquid with a daily turnover exceeding $4 trillion, by far the biggest financial market. The market operates on a 24 hour basis except for the weekends; it is geographically dispersed in major dealer centers in Tokyo, Sidney, New York and London.With respect to account size, high leverage can be used to enhance profit and loss margins. High leverage can be up to 500:1 which means with $1,000 you can control $500,000 of currency! This is obviously not a market for the faint of heart, currency trading comes with the potential of massive reward for successful traders. It can also result in massive losses as each dollar won is balanced by a dollar lost, a zero sum game.
Traders generate profits or losses on a rising or falling currency by buying one currency anticipated to rise against another currency or by selling a currency anticipated to fall against another currency…
When Woody Harrelson called, eco-entrepreneur answered
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The celebrity’s investment helped Jeff Golfman’s sustainable paper business
Finance minister offers tax relief – News Talk 610 CKTB
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