Postmedia sought early replies to surveys around an Alberta pension plan and immigration but the province has refused to release the results

Key changes to Alberta’s expense disclosure policy mean that the receipts of senior government officials, including the premier, will no longer be public.

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Premier Danielle Smith has made changes to cabinet to address key priorities of Albertans.

While previously touting his pledge to make Canada an 'energy superpower,' Mark Carney went further on Tuesday, explicitly saying he supports building a pipeline if the consensus exists for one.

Edmonton is getting an influx of public dollars to expand its entertainment district, two years after the province committed hundreds of millions for a new arena in Calgary, The Alberta government is ...

Dr. Jayan Nagendran’s appointment by Public Safety Minister Mike Ellis raises ‘more concerns,’ say critics.

The government of Alberta has announced plans to build two involuntary drug addiction treatment centres in the province, in Edmonton and Calgary.

Documents show that the company that facilitated purchase of children’s pain medication and a pair of proposed surgical facilities share a common owner

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Former prime minister Stephen Harper has been appointed the new chairman of the board of AIMCo, the Alberta Investment Management Corporation, the Alberta government said Wednesday.

A new commentary suggests the Government of Alberta purposely pushed false narratives around public safety to scale down safe supply in the province.

Albertans can share feedback on the processes for and oversight of medical assistance in dying in Alberta. Complete the survey by December 20, 2024.

Living wage in Calgary is now 63 per cent higher than Alberta's minimum wage, which is tied with Saskatchewan for the lowest in Canada.

Increased political influence at AIMCo would be a disaster for Alberta retirees and a setback for the Canadian model of capital pools set up to deliver on the promise of a reliable pension