Dorene Lorenz, Photo by Dave HarbourMark Colavecchio, Photo by Dave HarbourLooking forward to a Veterans Day television encounter today at Alaska Daylight Time, 4 p.m. with our friends at The Alaska Link!  Join us here.  NGP Photos: Dorene Lorenz and Mark Colavecchio.

 

 

Calgary Herald by James Wood.  … Alison Redford (Photo by Colleen De Neve),Calgary Herald Archive Premier Alison Redford says the need for intergovernmental co-operation on energy is exemplified by everything from the debate over the Northern Gateway pipeline to the overhaul of federal environmental regulations. fresh from her victory in the recent provincial election, plans to push her call for a Canadian energy strategy aimed at uniting provinces on resource development issues — and in backing Alberta’s oilsands.  Redford has said environment and energy — as well as Mulcair’s comments describing herself, Saskatchewan’s Brad Wall and British Columbia’s Christy Clark as “messengers” for Prime Minister Stephen Harper — will be issues on the agenda as premiers meet Tuesday.  In a press conference with federal Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver on Friday, Redford said the need for intergovernmental co-operation on energy is exemplified by everything from the debate over the Northern Gateway pipeline proposed to run through British Columbia to the overhaul of federal environmental regulations, which is strongly backed by Alberta and Saskatchewan.