Long queues. Rising prices. What’s a hike worth in a Canadian park?

I have to admit surprise at the carefully constructed campaign to stop Canada developing stronger relations with Europe.

What could Alberta get for $134.3 million instead of a referendum?

The province they describe—rural, homogeneous, under siege—bears little resemblance to reality

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Long queues. Rising prices. What’s a hike worth in a Canadian park?

A political scientist and pollster say that mismatch of expectations has consequences for what comes next and Albertans shouldn’t expect this issue to be put to rest with this one vote.

Use Alberta's Voice's interactive ballot guide to review all 10 referendum ballots before you vote.

After Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a question about coal mining would not be on this fall’s referendum ballot, the leader of the movement said he believes it can be if she wants it there.

In newly unsealed court filings, the government says the group allegedly expressed grievances about corruption, the Epstein files, and data centres.

Far from being the economic boon the Alberta Prosperity Project predicts, separation would cost Albertans billions of dollars - and jobs

A business owner in a Killarney strip mall says a proposal to install dedicated bike lanes will negatively affect customer access.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has no mandate to put the province, or the country, through this ordeal

Alberta's premier says she supports "a sovereign Alberta within a united Canada." Her actions tell a much different story — one that makes her position on the issue impossible to ignore.