The mother of a son who died of a carfentanil overdose in March – the highest month for opioid-related deaths in Edmonton on record – is wondering why no public safety alerts are being issued about the toxic drug supply circulating in the city.

Mazin Zaim’s 2023 death after arrest by Edmonton police remains under investigation

The Confederacy of Treaty 6 First Nations is calling on the federal government to reject a bill that would have the authority to override laws, rewrite environmental regulations and sidestep constitut...

Alberta reached 868 measles cases Thursday, the highest the province has seen in 40 years.

If you’re cruising down Anthony Henday Drive near 111 Avenue, you might notice some extra haze as a peat fire continues to smoulder.

“I was so stressed out,” said Terri Wattie, a Calgary resident who recently found a derogatory mark on her credit report, courtesy of Direct Energy.

Nearly 38,000 teachers cast online ballots between May 22 and 26 to determine a strike authorization vote. Almost all of them voted in favour.

Alberta case highlights how beginner investors can be influenced by online figures with financial interests

Canada and the U.S. have had integrated electricity since grids were first built. Tariffs would be unfavourable to both

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On his first day in office, Donald Trump abandoned the Global Tax Deal, and it could have lingering effects for Canadians

‘We feel completely disrespected,’ says the chief of Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation