It’s a three-hour drive from Edmonton to Calgary – maybe less with Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen’s new higher speed limits. So does it really make sense to spend $38 billion or more t...

When my time matters most, will my place in line be determined by how urgently I need care — or by how much I can afford to pay for it?

The figure comes as Albertans will vote in the Oct. 19 referendum on charging certain non-permanent residents a "reasonable fee or premium" for access to Alberta's health care and education systems.

It’s absolutely essential that citizens have confidence in the administration of elections.

Elections Alberta is in over its head

Elections Alberta is in over its head

Five former Elections Alberta employees are raising “mismanagement” concerns about how Corb Lund's citizen initiative petition was validated, alleging procedures changed and that there was a lack of t...

At the end of their exertions, even the reliable team of neoliberal apparatchiks assembled by Premier Danielle Smith’s favourite economist last June couldn’t come up with a “scenario” in which Alberta...

Canada’s most powerful memorial.

Ahead of a divisive referendum question, we fact checked Danielle Smith’s claims.

Chief Dale Steinhauer says Saddle Lake Cree Nation will exercise its treaty rights to ensure vital healthcare services are not denied to gender-diverse people in Alberta.

Alberta’s 2026 referendum asks voters whether temporary residents should face higher costs — or reduced access — for healthcare and education systems. Explore the facts before you vote on October 19.

If you live in Alberta and you are planning to vote by mail in the October 19 referendum, please take a few minutes to read this.