Canadian oil producers and refiners are collecting some of the largest windfalls in the history of the business, all because of a war they, too, had nothing to do with. Most of that money leaves the c...

By asking Albertans to vote on five immigration questions, the government is attempting to divide residents into us-and-them camps.

Work to remove bike lanes along Bloor St. in Toronto was expected to start again on Wednesday evening. But instead, workers returned earlier in the day, and those opposed to the removal scrambled to m...

Canadian shoppers are pressuring grocery stores to respond, with nearly nine in 10 wanting clear labels on domestic products

Cities have a lot of power to reduce carbon pollution with policies such as banning gas heating in new homes and buildings.

The separation question has consumed most of the attention around the province's October 19th referendum. The immigration-related questions also on the ballot might be just as dangerous and divisive.

Cities have a lot of power to reduce carbon pollution with policies such as banning gas heating in new homes and buildings.

Religion does have a place in health care, but only when it applies to respecting rights, not denying them

The fact that about 30 masked men had the temerity to intrude on Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc land speaks to how emboldened this noxious group has become. It’s worth exploring how that happened.

You saw me carrying our baby and food. There was more happening in our family that night.

The advantage granted to the province's NDP premier by the spectacular flameout of his arch rival Kerry-Lynne Findlay was a temptation simply too great to resist.

The Alberta NDP shocked almost everyone by winning a byelection in a traditionally safe conservative seat. Now it has to do something even harder: tell its own economic story for the province.

Instead of middle-aged white folks piloting diesel trucks, this convoy — or caravan, as they call it — is composed of seniors in electric vehicles driving to Ottawa to fight for a clean economy.

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Reject the questions designed to divide us; defend Alberta values that bring us together as part of a stronger Canada.

The fact that centre-right MLAs are quitting the BC Conservatives, even though they don’t yet have an alternative home, shows a measure of principle that has been lost elsewhere.

Along with well-founded environmental and health concerns, it's possible part of the growing resistance to data centers in Canada is a reaction to the dirty legacy many industries have left behind.

These sprinklings of cash will no doubt be welcome, but they seem a laughable pittance when you consider the government’s top priority: fast-tracking construction of another pipeline from the Alberta ...