The reality is our energy companies specifically in Alberta, and in Canada as a whole, have been very responsible from an environmental, social governance standpoint, said Toews.
Toews is set to deliver a fiscal update in June, which will include adjustments to Albertas budget in light of COVID-19 spending and low oil prices.
Electronics recycling gets boost
Also on Monday, the province announced a two-year $43 million pilot project, approving the Alberta Recycling Management Authority to use reserve funds to recycle up to 24,600 tonnes of electronics products that were not accepted previously in the program.
Accepted items include cellphones, electronic gaming equipment, small home appliances, portable power tools, toys, musical instruments and solar panels. The government expects the move to create up to 360 jobs.
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