Edmonton city staff scramble to meet a last-minute directive from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith overhauling the city's growth plans.

The Alberta government is set to introduce province-wide rules limiting infill development while mandating Edmonton to roll back its bylaws.

Evan Bouchard off to one of the best starts by a defenceman in NHL history

"Many areas of Alberta are expected to see accumulating snow on Saturday, possibly including the Calgary-Edmonton corridor."

Millions of years ago, a dinosaur dropped dead near Drumheller. Cause of death unknown. Its death was insignificant; until now.

Premier Danielle Smith will outline the province’s plan to restrict mega-developments in the middle of residential streets on Thursday.

Ahead of Oct. 19 referendum, premier says she believes Alberta is finally in a strong position in confederation

It could be 2 p.m. in Edmonton, but the thing a pilot cares about is, what time is it in London when I take off, and what time when I land?

Opposition New Democrats say the list opens the door to voter fraud while the UCP say the changes protect personal information

Separatists also reportedly discussed with the Americans giving them preferential access to our critical minerals.

Government and AHS records including meeting minutes and email attachments must be disclosed to the former AHS CEO, a judge ruled

Edmonton residents against infill are feeling encouraged by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's newfound interest in the issue.

Over the past year, the topic of Alberta separation has prompted trading on popular prediction market platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi.

Ellis said Friday that he was equally disappointed to learn about what had happened in Edmonton's Chinatown.

Fed up with being woken up at night, Seth Dear employs citizen science to get the raw numbers on how serious overnight drag racing is

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

Tombe said there are large differences between the University of Calgary report which put the cost of separation between $50-$170 billion.

A man who used a 3D printer to manufacture handgun parts in his north Edmonton home has been sentenced to three years in prison.

Dayce Newman and his teenage son Xander died in a motorcycle collision near Camrose on Sept. 15. Newman, was a volunteer firefighter.

We call on Premier Smith to do the right thing: Cancel the referendum until we fully understand the accusations surrounding EA.

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

Right at Home Housing Society executive director Marisa Redmond said her organization never intended to build a senior's housing development

No business should have to question whether operating in downtown Edmonton means accepting an unacceptable level of risk to its employees.

The UCP government’s $14 solar panel recycling fee is the latest salvo in an ongoing effort to thwart meaningful environmental stewardship.

A newly-independent Alberta country could range from $50 billion to $170 billion in the first five years, according to the report.

Alberta government and lawyers explore expanding litigation under new auto insurance model

As Alberta endured its worst flu season in years, immunizations were low. Only one in five Albertans got immunized in the last flu season

Trustees heard that moving to seven trustees could save money on administrative costs.

Federalists have many excuses to avoid casting ballots in Alberta's referenda, including on whether the province initiates a separation vote

So far, only around 1.2 million out of 3.4 million eligible Albertans have bothered to jump through the requisite hoops to get the rebate.

Political observers say the Calgary-Shaw byelection offers a glimpse into Calgary's political leanings ahead of the next provincial election

Here's what to expect when Foo Fighters head back to Edmonton for a concert at Commonwealth Stadium on Thursday

Chair of First Nations police commission writes reply to Alberta minister after the latter issued guidance about approach to hate speech

Alberta's switch to permanent daylight time has drawn different reactions, including from those who would prefer permanent standard time

If every UCP minister who had fumbled the ball this summer were punted from cabinet, there wouldn’t be many ministers left.

A onetime Edmonton resident whose dogs killed an 11-year-old boy has been sentenced to two years of house arrest.

The province has defended the new licences as being necessary to prove eligibility for social programs and eliminate health care fraud

Reject the questions designed to divide us; defend Alberta values that bring us together as part of a stronger Canada.

If Crown prosecutors have their way, the Edmonton woman whose dogs killed an 11-year-old boy will serve five years in prison.

If Crown prosecutors have their way, the Edmonton woman whose dogs killed an 11-year-old boy will serve five years in prison.

Administration asked to review how calcium chloride is used in other jurisdictions but long-term costs outweigh the short-term benefits.