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‘It’s not just a policy; it’s a practice’ – Taking steps towards economic reconciliation through meaningful partnerships
Leveraging decades of collective experience for carbon capture and storage
Global survey confirms Canada as one of the world’s preferred suppliers of oil
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‘It’s not just a policy; it’s a practice’ – Taking steps towards economic reconciliation through meaningful partnerships
Leveraging decades of collective experience for carbon capture and storage
Global survey confirms Canada as one of the world’s preferred suppliers of oil
Emerald Awards celebrate environmental excellence in Alberta
Pathways helps IUOE 955 increase training of equipment operators
Advice from a scientist: “There’s always something new to discover”
Oil sands offers a job tree with many branches
Five facts about Canada’s boreal forest
Pathways Alliance and Carleton University Collaborate on Tailings Research
ABMI Report: Biodiversity Status in Alberta’s Oil Sands
Wondering About Wetlands?
Biologist Ellen Widdup: Embracing Diverse Scientific Paths
Advice From an Engineer: “It’s Okay To Pivot”
Career Journey of Scientist Lindsay Clothier
Homegrown expertise: Canada’s leadership in carbon capture and storage technologies
Dave Tuccaro and Nicole Bourque-Bouchier Appointed to the Order of Canada
Boundary Dam CCS Project: Facilitating Knowledge Exchange
NanoWaterTech– From Lab to Field Trial in Two Years
COSIA Collaborates Globally to Address Oil Sands Challenges
Partnerships with Indigenous businesses, workers build mutual success in the oil sands
Indigenous Research Assistant Supports Federal Forestry Study in Alberta
Housing program keeps Indigenous families together and in the community
Public-private partnerships see carbon capture projects surge around the globe – report
The future of innovation is bright
Canada’s Competition Act Amendments: Implications for Free Speech
Supporting mental health in Indigenous communities in the Athabasca region
