Around 43 per cent of eligible Albertans have signed up for the energy rebate, an increase of around 250,000 since mid-August

Pipeline is key part of Carney’s suite of policy changes that aim to reset federal relations with Alberta and diversify exports away from U.S.

Edmonton Journal readers have their say on data centres and proposed immigration limits.

Check this page on Fridays to see the latest figures and analysis on advertiser fundraising from each side of the Alberta separation vote.

Check this page on Fridays to see the latest figures and analysis on advertiser fundraising from each side of the Alberta separation vote.

The Janet Brown Opinion Research Poll for CBC News suggests 41 per cent of respondents would vote for the UCP if an election were held today, while 41 per cent would vote for the NDP.

Duncan Au was appointed board chair in late 2024 and was given a more than $24,000 pay hike this week via an order in council.

Athana Mentzelopoulos is suing the government for wrongful dismissal, while the province says she was fired from AHS for incompetence

The far-right outlet sought to have a complaint it filed against elections officials heard before the Oct. 19 referendum

Alberta is considering a provincial framework to support the safe and consistent use of personal micromobility devices, the province said

Early responses to Alberta's bike lane concern portal were split, with opponents citing issues with traffic while advocates pointed to benefits

Check this page on Fridays to see the latest figures and analysis on advertiser fundraising from each side of the Alberta separation vote.

Federalist advertisers have outraised their Alberta separatist rivals less than two months away from the Oct. 19 referendum.

Alberta government will not offer a second $100 energy rebate because the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) could classify it as taxable income.

Does KDays have a future once Edmonton's wrecking ball comes for the old Northlands racetrack and coliseum?

Dreeshen said Alberta is investing $15 million over three years to advance the planning phase of the passenger rail system.

While other cabinet members have backed Smith's pledge to vote to stay in Canada, Devin Dreeshen avoided answering the question.

TORONTO - In what has become an annual tradition in community outreach, sports teams across Canada are marking June as Pride Month by adding rainbow logos to their profile pictures, releasing an offic...

A former Alberta finance minister says it is important for federal Conservatives in Alberta to publicly state their position.

Office received over 400 emails and calls from Albertans expressing fears about their safety after the list provided to the Republican Party.

An Alberta judge is citing two podcasters for criminal contempt after targeting former Alberta Health Services CEO Athana Mentzelopoulos.

Alberta Infrastructure said unanticipated water loss was identified as the pool readied for its traditional May long weekend opening date.

Alberta UCP ministers said they support the pro-Canada side in the coming referendum but backbench MLAs deferred to a caucus statement.

Premier Danielle Smith finally makes her call. She won't bow to the separatists claiming control of her party.

'If Alberta can secede from Canada, can Edmonton secede from Alberta?'

Well-connected lobbyists and consultants have been given contracts to smooth the way.

Alberta separatist lawyer Jeffrey Rath is facing citations from Alberta's legal regulator over dealings with a Saskatchewan First Nation.

Prime Minister Mark Carney unloaded on Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's "dangerous bluff" and threatens Clarity Act review.