They’re going full Cambodia. (You never go full Cambodia).

I can’t believe they’re still there: The Beginning Of The End For Venezuela’s Oil Sector?

Financial Post;

The province’s attorney general filed a bizarre lawsuit Monday to stop power companies – including utilities owned or partially owned by Alberta’s two largest cities, Calgary and Edmonton – from backing out of power contracts made less profitable by Alberta’s increased carbon costs.
The lawsuit also strangely targets its own regulatory agency, the Alberta Utilities Commission, for “unlawfully” agreeing to terms in 2000 that allowed termination of so-called Power Purchase Arrangements “if a change in law renders the PPA unprofitable, or more unprofitable.”
Strangely, Rachel Notley’s NDP government claims it wasn’t aware of the out clause until recently.

An African or European PPA?

Watch: Prentice asked Notley about the cost of ending PPAs and she deflected with her typical Alberta bashing junk. pic.twitter.com/EcQLcDdKoH

— Sheila Gunn Reid (@SheilaGunnReid) July 27, 2016