Early last May, news media reported that Alberta Premier Danielle Smith had been granted “Top Secret” security clearance. Really? A report in The Globe and Mail Saturday with new details about what a ...

The separation question has consumed most of the attention around the province's October 19th referendum. The immigration-related questions also on the ballot might be just as dangerous and divisive.

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

An American litigation funder is threatening to call in more than $100 million in alleged debt from Alberta separatist leader and lawyer Jeffrey Rath and his firm

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

University of Alberta political science professor Jared Wesley says the upcoming referendum in Alberta is at least partially to blame.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce says former premiers Jason Kenney and Rachel Notley are co-chairing its campaign to keep the country united.

The premier tells a UCP gathering she would move quickly if people vote yes in October.

The Kremlin has perfected covert influence. I’ve seen how poorly equipped Canada is to stop it

The My Recovery Plan app was designed to be a health record software system, collecting the personal health data of people in recovery to track individual progress.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is confirming that online pro-separation “influence campaigns” with possible links to Russia are being amplified in the province. Premier Smith, speaking to CityNews’ si...

Married women like Christine Orme say they're having problems when their documents don't match, because some have their maiden name and others have their married name.

Thousands of wells orphaned this year mean the total estimated cost to clean up Alberta oil and gas wells left behind by delinquent companies is now $1.66B

OTTAWA - Tensions between Canada and the United States flared this week when US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra was captured on a live microphone admitting that he regretted his decision to accept a diplomatic post in Canada, citing his lack of interest in being diplomatic toward Canadians.

The racism on display at some separatist town halls is an important part of our provincial discussion.

Sorry folks, but encouraging Calgary lawyers to dress up in cowboy hats and Cuban heels like extras on the set of Yellowstone for 10 days every July does not a distinct society make. What’s more, it’s...

New data from the City of Calgary shows the fire department has responded to more than 170 per cent more overdose calls this year compared to last and is on track to field a record number of medical c...

How dare they instruct our Police Service to ignore the alarming realities minority groups are facing here in Edmonton.

The push in health care to reduce unnecessary medical testing may be an uphill battle in Alberta where citizens will be able forgo a doctor’s referral and opt to pay […]

Please don't call the most vulnerable among us freeloaders from a podium and walk away without proof.

The thing about cowboys is that they don't run away when things get hard.

Alberta is introducing a fundamentally different approach from the systems it invokes.

The changes were announced in the spring and allow patients to pay for some tests and be reimbursed if the results show cancer to be found.

The contract was for the creation of a website, albertareferendum2026.ca, which belongs to the Government of Alberta and provides information on the province's upcoming referendum.