Journalism, news reporting, and Canadian public affairs by Courtney Theriault

  • Mikhail Vnuchkov
  • 2 hours ago
Courtney Theriault: Value comparison of $400 in 2006 and $100 in 2026
Courtney Theriault presents a comparison of currency values across two decades. According to Theriault, $400 labeled as Ralph Bucks in 2006 would be equivalent to $615 in 2026, while $100 referred ...
  • Anastasiia Chabaniuk
  • 13.05.2026
Alberta may move from deficit to surplus if oil prices stay high, Courtney Theriault notes
Courtney Theriault reports that Alberta's fiscal position could dramatically improve if current high oil prices are sustained. According to a new report from the Business Council of Alberta, the ...
  • Yulia Slavina
  • 23.04.2026
Is the U.S. a weakness for the Canadian economy, tweet author asks
Tweet author, industry influencer, raises concerns about the impact of the U.S. on the Canadian economy. The tweet references Mark Carney's comments describing Canada's dependency on its southern ...
  • Hlib Chabaniuk
  • 08.04.2026
Albertans feel more financial strain compared to others, Courtney Theriault notes
Albertans are experiencing a tougher time with their finances compared to the average Canadian. Courtney Theriault highlighted this sentiment in a recent message. The statement points to a ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 27.03.2026
Courtney Theriault: Alberta shortfall could be halved by higher oil prices
Alberta’s fiscal outlook may improve significantly if oil prices remain high, according to Courtney Theriault. Trevor Tombe, an economics professor at the University of Calgary, said that when ...
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 23.03.2026
Canada pipeline plan may draw 15 to 30 percent foreign stakes, Courtney Theriault notes
Canada's pipeline initiative is gaining attention from investors in the Middle East and Asia. Courtney Theriault indicates that while a majority stake is unlikely, significant investment interest ...
  • Parshwa Turakhiya
  • 17.03.2026
Courtney Theriault: Alberta home and car insurance premiums among highest in Canada
Alberta is facing mounting pressure from rising insurance costs, according to Courtney Theriault. The province currently has the second highest average car insurance premiums in Canada and also ...
  • Ashutosh Sureka
  • 09.03.2026
Calls for windfall tax on oil companies intensify, Courtney Theriault says
As oil prices continue to rise, a debate is emerging over whether Albertans should benefit more from the sector's profits. Courtney Theriault reported on conversations with an industry expert ...
  • Parshwa Turakhiya
  • 07.03.2026
Courtney Theriault: Alberta fuel tax suspension considered as WTI rises above $90
Alberta is evaluating options to provide relief on gas prices as West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil has climbed above $90 per barrel. Courtney Theriault noted that the province’s fuel tax can be ...
  • Mikhail Vnuchkov
  • 27.02.2026
Courtney Theriault: Alberta posts $9.4 billion deficit breaking fiscal rule
Alberta has reported a $9.4 billion deficit that breaks its own fiscal rules. Courtney Theriault commented on the situation, acknowledging the difficulty of accepting such a significant ...
  • Iryna Sazhynska
  • 28.01.2026
Property tax forecast: 44% rise projected by 2036, Courtney Theriault reports
Property taxes are projected to increase by nearly 44% by the year 2036, according to officials. Courtney Theriault reported that property owners currently paying $2,000 could expect their taxes ...