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EDUCATION: Alberta’s apprenticeship budget jumps to $43 million
        (AlbertaIndex, April 30, Monday) --- Alberta province has launched a $15-million boost to help apprentices fund the technical training portion of their apprenticeship program. The additional funding will help meet employers’ needs for tradespeople in various industries and regions across the province.
 
ENERGY: Norway’s Statoil to acquire Calgary-based North American Oil Sands Corporation (NAOSC)

          (AlbertaIndex, April 30, Monday) --- Norway’s Statoil ASA will make an all-cash offer to acquire all shares of TSX-listed-North American Oil Sands Corporation (NAOSC) at C$20 per share in a deal worth C$2.2 billion, the two companies announced last week.

 
ENERGY: Firestone Ventures completes purchase of royalties at Alberta Sun uranium project

        (AlbertaIndex, April 27, Friday) --- TSX-listed Firestone Ventures Inc said it has completed the purchase of underlying royalties on the three properties --- Alberta Sun, Redrock and Fort Macleod --- comprising the Alberta Sun uranium project in southwestern Alberta.

 
ENERGY: ENMAX to build 1,200 MW power station in southern Alberta

        (AlbertaIndex, April 27, Friday) --- ENMAX Energy has announced plans to build a major generation plant in an undisclosed site in southern Alberta to serve its growing customer base. The new power plant will provide enough electricity for about two thirds of Calgary’s requirements.

 
WATER: Council meeting in Calgary to prepare citizens to oppose bulk water exports to the US

(AlbertaIndex, April 26, Thursday) --- The Council of Canadians is holding an open meeting in Calgary today to discuss the ‘looming threats’ to the country’s water supply posed by North American integration.

 
ECONOMY: Canada to expand by 2.2% this year, and by 2.7% in 2008 and 2009, says Central Bank

          (AlbertaIndex, April 26, Thursday) --- The Canadian economy is projected to grow by 2.2% this year, and by 2.7% in both 2008 and 2009, returning to its production capacity in the second half of 2007 and remaining there through 2008 and 2009, said the Bank of Canada.

 
HEALTH: Edmonton first to stockpile COLD-fX® anti-flu product for emergency services

          (AlbertaIndex, April 25, Wednesday) --- Edmonton is the first North American city to stockpile COLD-fX® anti-flu products for frontline emergency workers as part of a broad pandemic preparedness plan, said TSX-listed CV Technologies Inc.

 
AGRICULTURE: Alberta to attend Washington DC conference on food, agricultural truck transportation

        (AlbertaIndex, April 24) --- Ensuring efficient and effective transportation of food and agricultural commodities in the future will be the focus of the National Summit on Agriculutre and Food Truck Transport in Washington, DC on April 25-26.

 
MARKETS: Middlefield to launch uranium energy fund on TSX
        (AlbertaIndex, April 24) --- Fund manager Middlefield Group said it has filed a preliminary prospectus in connection with an offering of rights to its unitholders to subscribe for its Uranium Focused Energy Fund.
 
HOUSING: No signs of bubble as house prices seen doubling by 2026, says CIBC World Markets
        (AlbertaIndex, April 23) --- There is no sign of a housing bubble in Canada, says CIBC World Markets, which predicts prices are likely to double in the next 20 years.
 
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