Water law is a critical issue that often operates behind the scenes but plays a significant role in determining how water resources are allocated, particularly during times of drought. The current situation in Alberta paints a stark picture of a critical water shortage brought about by a dry summer in 2023 and an unusually dry winter.

The 2024 AGM and Awards Banquet held on March 5, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, is still the talk of the town over a week later. The morning AGM sessions delved into the current landscape of Alberta’s resource sector, touching on topics such as labour markets, water resources, and the perspective of Canada’s youth on the industry. In the evening, a celebratory energy swept through Hall D of the Edmonton Convention Centre as distinguished individuals and organizations were recognized for their contributions toward a sustainable resource sector. Notable award recipients included Cenovus, John Zhou, Wade Eno, Adam Martinson, and Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation all of whom were celebrated for their outstanding achievements.

Born and raised in Alberta, Naomi spent her early years in Edmonton and Bonnyville before moving to Quebec for her final year of high school and CEGEP. Growing up in a franco-family, she has a deep connection to the boreal landscape where she spent many magical summers.

Naomi studied at the University of Calgary, where she obtained degrees in Archaeology and Communications. She is currently working on completing the CMT program at the Smith Fa

In 1990, the Mining Engineering program at the University of Alberta (UofA) was targeted for closure due to low enrollment and cost reduction targets at the University. At the same time other Mining Engineering programs across North America were in decline and unstable. The mining industry members of ACR recognized both the future potential of the mining sector and the criticality of a strong mining program.

In the heart of Alberta's energy sector, AJM Environmental stands as a beacon of commitment to responsible development. With a dedicated focus on client-driven, straightforward, and cost-effective solutions, AJM has emerged as a trailblazer in the industry, addressing complex challenges and championing a more sustainable future. Specializing in wildlife, aquatic, wetland, and vegetation services, AJM's expansive scope of expertise is fueled by an unwavering dedication to environmental excellence.

Breaking Down the Barriers: Collaboration in Procurement Workshop synopsis.

The ACR’s Indigenous Relations Committee will be hosting a procurement workshop designed to examine the barriers that exist for Indigenous owned businesses in the resource sector and provide case studies and discussions around solutions for more inclusiveness in procurement. Meet our knowledgeable guest speakers for this event.

Our guest speakers will be diving into what resource sustainability looks like now and in the future.

2023 Resource Futures Forum Speaker Announcement

Alberta Chamber of Resources Welcomes Gordon Giles as President.

Alberta Chamber of Resources Welcomes Permanent Executive Director