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Speakers at a Let's Talk Alberta event said a judge's decision on a petition about independence won't stop the issue from going to a vote.

EDMONTON — An Alberta judge has quashed a separatist petition, saying the provincial government had a duty to consult with First Nations. Justice Shaina Leonard says the petition should never have been issued.

"The Bearspaw First Nation have a strong cultural connection with Kananaskis or Ozade in the Stoney language."

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Alberta separatists are being accused of inappropriately accessing and using the electors list to find and mobilize supporters.

EDMONTON — Elections Alberta says it's investigating the possibility that a provincial party or a party official illegally used or shared an official voter list.

EDMONTON — Alberta's governing United Conservatives are looking to take another run at redrawing provincial riding boundaries — a move the Opposition NDP calls a cynical backdoor scheme to rig the October 2027 general election.

The median hourly wage for full-time wages in Alberta is now in third place, behind BC and Ontario. In January, we were ahead of everyone.

Calgary Police Service, Okotoks RCMP and Foothills County peace officers remove encampment on private land just outside city limits.

Foothills School Division didn't authorize anyone to attend private meeting with Alberta's premier and conservative education groups.

A past treasurer of an Okotoks-area non-profit is facing charges after allegedly stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the organization

A Grade 1 student is learning from home while the student who allegedly threatened her is back in class.

Financial disclosures show Tanya Thorn spent more than double what her two challengers did combined during last fall's election campaign.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith of the United Conseravtive Party told Breitbart News Saturday that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau set Canada back in tariff negotiations with America during a meeting wit...

15 earthquakes in five days, linked to fracking, are having serious implications for ranchers

Investigators examining allegations that provincial officials interfered in contract and procurement processes

Foothills County says it looks forward to working with other municipalities, without the restrictions of the CMRB's growth plan

A majority of Albertans side with striking education workers, and the government appears to be losing ground with UCP supporters as job actions ramp up, a new poll suggests.

I used to be an oil executive. Here’s how market forces, not politics, killed the oil boom—and why new pipelines won't save the country.

“The money that they’ve spent on this quote, unquote restructuring should have been spent on stabilizing the staffing on the front lines and the people that actually do the work,” says Dr. Michelle Warren.

Chelsae Petrovic is ending "coffee with the MLA" after dozens of people turned up to protest coal mining

Sources say the bulk of potential spending on new programs will require legislative approval, which could not take place until Parliament resumes in March