What was the boom years in Alberta?

The boom years in Alberta primarily refer to the economic growth experienced during the late 2000s, particularly from 2006 to 2014, driven by high oil prices and increased investment in the energy sector. This period saw significant job creation, population growth, and infrastructure development, as Alberta became a key player in the global oil market. However, the boom also led to challenges such as rising housing costs and strains on public services. The subsequent drop in oil prices after 2014 marked the end of this economic boom.