Alberta is examining three potential northern routes for a new oil pipeline designed to transport crude to Asian markets.

The Globe and Mail reports on concerns that the United Conservative Party (UCP) in Alberta should not alter the province's electoral map, suggesting potential political manipulation.

South Korea's Hanwha Group has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Canada's Alberta province. The agreement aims to expand cooperation in the energy and defense sectors.

Sources indicate that the Canadian government in Ottawa is leaning towards a new route for an oil pipeline connecting Alberta to southern British Columbia.

Alberta will no longer observe the twice-a-year clock change, Premier Smith announced, effectively ending daylight saving time adjustments in the province.

Two locations in Zagreb, Susedgradska Street and Ulica Alberta Ognjana Štrige, will temporarily be without water today due to ongoing works.

Alberta has mandated a goal to restore the Montana-Alberta intertie to full capacity, aiming to potentially ease trade tensions previously cited by U.S. officials.

The province of Alberta has rejected the proposed changes to its electoral map put forth by a commission.

An Imperial Oil pipeline spilled 843,000 litres of bitumen emulsion northwest of Cold Lake, Alberta, last week. The company has apologized for the incident, stating the spill has been stopped and contained.

An opinion piece argues that Alberta's new education bill, despite being labeled a 'far-right attack,' is apolitical and potentially doesn't go far enough in its reforms.

Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has outlined his plans for a new majority government, alongside other national stories including a battle for free speech in Alberta.

Alberta is moving to pass Bill 29, which would permit residents to self-refer for private diagnostic tests at clinics across the province, expected to take effect later this year.

Conservation groups are advocating for a science-based approach to a proposal that would legalize the hunting of threatened grizzly bears in Alberta. They argue that recent calls for the hunt are not justified due to a lack of up-to-date population studies.

An Alberta judge has granted a month-long stay, preventing the chief electoral officer from certifying the results of a petition aimed at forcing a referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada.

An Alberta separatist lawyer, Jeffrey Rath, urged a judge to dismiss legal challenges from First Nations groups who argue that a provincial independence referendum petition breaches treaty rights.

A free festival showcasing contemporary Ukrainian cinema is scheduled to take place in Calgary and Edmonton, two major cities in the Canadian province of Alberta.

Elle Fanning captivated onlookers in an Alberta Ferretti dress paired with Miu Miu pumps, a style also favored by Jelena Rozga. The article highlights Fanning's enchanting fashion choice.

Three decades after Ralph Klein's austerity reforms, Alberta is reportedly shedding its small government image, moving towards higher taxes and increased spending, diminishing its long-standing tax advantage.

An opinion piece discusses the evolving political relationship between Quebec and Alberta, highlighting their lessons in leverage, identity, patience, and the limits of brinkmanship within Canada.

Letters to the editor published on April 4 discuss Alberta's position within Canada, with one letter asserting it is a cornerstone, not a victim.

The Alberta government is introducing legislation aimed at preventing children and young teenagers from accessing graphic sexual images in public libraries across the province.

The family of Ayla Egotik-Learn, a 23-year-old Inuk mother found dead in her Alberta apartment, is holding onto hope that her missing baby will be found, though RCMP presume the infant is also dead.

The provincial government of Alberta is planning to introduce new rules to legally define what constitutes an 'Alberta whisky', similar to how Kentucky or Tennessee bourbon is defined.

Ottawa has authorized the controlled and time-limited emergency use of strychnine in Alberta and Saskatchewan to combat a gopher infestation causing millions of dollars in damage.

Banff National Park's iconic grizzly bear, known as 'The Boss' (Bear 122), has emerged from hibernation, signaling the return of bears to the Alberta landscape.

Red Deer-South MLA Jason Stephan is urging Albertans to sign a petition for a referendum on separating from Canada, citing provincial grievances with the federal government.

Rural school boards in Alberta are deploying roving wellness counsellors to help address increasingly complex issues faced by students in country schools. This initiative aims to provide long-term support for children dealing with modern challenges in the classroom.

Alberta and Ottawa have finalized a methane agreement, one of four joint outcomes tied to an April 1, 2026 deadline within their November 2025 Memorandum of Understanding on energy.

A Senior Lecturer at the University of Cape Coast, Dr Alberta Bondzi-Simpson, has warned that Ghana is in danger of losing a significant portion of its traditional food heritage, particularly in urban areas, which could impact national identity and public health.

Sam Jaber, an executive with Invest Alberta, has been placed on leave after police conducted a search of his accounting firm.

Alberta has released new iGaming rules for private operators, detailing licensing, player protection, and advertising restrictions as the province prepares to welcome private companies.

An Alberta man is challenging a UK extradition order related to historical child sexual abuse allegations, denying the claims and appealing an Alberta justice’s approval for his extradition.

Canadian politician Pierre Poilievre publicly dismissed Donald Trump's joke about Canada becoming the 51st U.S. state during a Joe Rogan show appearance, also stating that Alberta would never separate.

The Canadian province of Alberta has proposed new legislation to restrict access to medical assistance in dying (MAID), limiting it to individuals whose natural death is deemed reasonably foreseeable by a medical professional.

Police have searched the offices of a Sam Mraiche-owned firm as part of an Alberta procurement probe, following allegations by a construction company that Mraiche played a hidden role in the building of addiction sites.

Alberta is moving to limit access to Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) by proposing a bill that would ban it for all non-terminal conditions and minors. This legislation aims to revert eligibility requirements to those initially established when MAID was first legalized.

Police data and policy documents about how and when officers use Tasers are not always easy to get. Experts say that needs to change.

Former Alberta NDP environment minister Shannon Phillips wants an apology from NDP leadership frontrunner Avi Lewis, after the clip surfaced

A judge has rejected an injunction request that aimed to halt provincial legislation which forced thousands of striking Alberta school teachers back to work last year.

To help prevent a backlog of patients in emergency rooms, Alberta hospitals should not cap the number of patients who can be admitted to wards, says a review completed in the wake of a 44-year-old Edmonton man’s death in an ER.

Data rarely tells the full story. So when CBC News emailed a questionnaire to tens of thousands of Alberta teachers this January, we invited them to share stories to illustrate what classroom complexity actually looks like for them. More than 4,000 teachers participated.

A new study suggests that the closure of an injection site in Alberta did not lead to an increase in overdose deaths, challenging activists' predictions.

CBC News heard from 6,000 teachers and other educators across the province with a nuanced view of life in Alberta classrooms. Many worry a staffing crisis is on the horizon and express little hope for substantial change. There was a lot of anger — much of it directed at the government, some at union officials, and in a few cases, against school district leaders.

Alberta has a revenue problem, a spending problem and 'budget amnesia,' says a former senior UCP advisor and Finance official.

An Abacus Data poll suggests the Conservatives boast a 51-per-cent share of the intended vote in the province. That is down 13 percentage points from their share of results in the 2025 federal election. Meanwhile, Liberal support is up eight percentage points.

South Bow gauging customer interest in new Alberta-to-U. S. pipeline project  The Globe and Mail

Nearly two years after a tent collapse at a mediation retreat northwest of Edmonton left one woman dead and dozens of others injured, a special event rental company is facing charges. Investigators allege the structure was not safely installed, leaving it vulnerable to severe winds.

While the U.S. has developed far more AI infrastructure, Alberta also sees a major opportunity to capitalize on the AI boom, given its colder climate, vast real estate and deregulated electricity market.

The Fix Is In To Defeat Alberta Independence Authored by Bruce Pardy via The Brownstone Institute, Last week, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum for October 19.

The Mid-Atlantic region is preparing for another winter blast early next week, with a fast-moving Alberta Clipper forecast to bring cold weather before a spring warmup.

First Nations chiefs across Alberta unanimously passed a vote of non-confidence in the Alberta government this week, citing concerns around the separatist movement and a failure to meet their treaty responsibilities.

An Edmonton courtroom saw an Alberta woman, Ashley Rattlesnake, sentenced to three years and nine months in prison for the death of eight-year-old Nina Napope Dumais.

Best friends Kayla Peacock and Danica Hills dreamed of moving from Hinton to Edmonton after graduation. Those dreams were cut short Monday when the teens died in a crash near Jasper after leaving hockey practice. The hockey community will gather to honour the teens at two upcoming games.

Canada's new foreign influence commissioner has stated that his mandate will include monitoring attempts by foreign agents to interfere at provincial and municipal levels, specifically mentioning a potential Alberta referendum on separation.

The University of Alberta is being applauded for its stance against affirmative action, which is described as discriminatory regardless of its name.

No serious government should concede that separatists have a right to destroy the country

Recent polling suggests a majority of Canadians — if they could — would block both Alberta and Quebec from separating from Canada.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is defending a plan to limit health and education support for temporary residents. We fact-checked some of Smith’s claims about temporary foreign workers and Alberta taxpayers.

Opinion: Alberta cannot just up and leave Canada  The Globe and Mail

Conversations with Alberta secessionist group could be meant to undermine the Canadian leader

Alberta is planning a referendum to gain control over immigration policies, seeking to wrest authority from the Canadian federal government.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has announced plans for a fall referendum on measures to limit immigration to Alberta and constitutional changes she believes would empower the province.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith stated that the government's plan to remain on permanent daylight time could be put to a public vote in 2027 if it proves unpopular.

Happy Belly Food Group's Heal Wellness quick-service restaurant brand has announced the grand opening of its latest location in Cochrane, Alberta.

British Columbia's energy minister has stated that a recently proposed northern route for an oil pipeline from Alberta, part of a memorandum of understanding with Ottawa, is not a realistic option.

South Korea has signed a joint statement with Alberta, Canada, effectively removing a significant trade barrier for the import of Canadian oil into the country.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has criticized the federal government's '30x30' conservation goal, expressing concerns that it could exacerbate wildfire threats.

A Calgary senior, missing for nearly two weeks, has been found deceased in Saskatchewan.

The 15th Sarajevo International Guitar Festival officially opened with a concert featuring Alberto Mesirca and Daniel Rowland at the Art Gallery of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The former CEO of Alberta Health Services is seeking to have podcasters held in contempt of court. This action stems from what she describes as a "harassment" campaign against her.

Alberta has introduced a new mobile application designed to help interprovincial truck drivers avoid hitting bridges. The app is part of a wider strategy aimed at enhancing training and safety within the commercial trucking sector.

Alberta separatists have admitted that their independence petition is merely symbolic and does not legally require government action, a claim made to address objections from First Nations.

Alberta has introduced Bill 30, which aims to accelerate major energy projects by creating a 120-day approval window for projects aligning with provincial priorities and significant capital investment.

Critics are raising concerns that Alberta's proposed changes to public library rules could endanger privacy and the democratic function of libraries by giving the province power over access and potentially monitoring book checkouts.

Journalist and commentator Marius Laurinavičius is experiencing a profound loss following the death of his father, physicist and activist Albertas Laurinavičius.

Kevin O'Leary's proposed Wonder Valley project, an AI data center in northwestern Alberta, will not require a provincial environmental impact assessment due to existing water and power infrastructure.

Separatist groups in Alberta, Canada, have stated that the anticipated majority government of Mark Carney would bolster their cause for greater provincial autonomy or independence.

A new poll indicates that support for Alberta separatism has reached its highest level in five years, suggesting that discussions about separation are becoming more mainstream.

The province of Alberta has expressed strong opposition to the federal government's recently announced $3.8 billion national strategy aimed at protecting nature and biodiversity.

The Justice Minister of Alberta reportedly curtailed the powers of the election regulator while an investigation involving Sam Mraiche was underway.

The Rural Municipalities of Alberta organization is urging the provincial government to legalize grizzly bear hunting. This call comes amid increased reports of negative human-bear interactions, particularly in areas like Cardston County.

Alberta separatists are developing alternative strategies to force a referendum on separation, anticipating a potential loss in their ongoing court challenge.

The controversial issue of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) continues to be debated in Canada, with Alberta pushing back against its current application amid concerns about its accessibility.

Alberta separatists plan to pressure Premier Danielle Smith to approve their referendum bid, even if a First Nation's injunction request, set to be heard on April 7, succeeds in halting their petition drive due to concerns over treaty rights.

Mark Carney stated that deadlines under the energy deal with Alberta will be missed, while reaffirming the federal government's commitment to a pipeline to the West Coast as a key priority.

Alberta's government is advocating for a constitutional amendment to grant provinces more influence over the appointment of judges at the provincial level.

Physicians in Alberta are criticizing a proposed Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) bill, emphasizing that MAID is not intended to be 'death on demand'.

Avi Lewis has vowed to unify the Canadian NDP but stood by his previous criticisms of former federal NDP leader Thomas Mulcair and a former Alberta minister.

Canada and Alberta have announced an agreement-in-principle on new methane rules and targets for the oil and gas sector. This deal is part of a broader memorandum of understanding on energy policy and a new oil pipeline, and experts believe it could accelerate methane reductions.

Alberta Health Services is initiating legal proceedings to recover $49 million paid to an importer and a Turkish drug company for medication that was never received.

Alberta and Ottawa have reached an agreement-in-principle that will grant Alberta control over regulating its own methane emissions.

Composer and biochemist Albertas Navickas's oratorio "miške," featuring eight voices and spatial electronics, is set to be presented in Vilnius, Kaunas, and Anykščiai this April, following its successful premiere in October 2025.

Alberta's gaming regulator has advised sports betting operators to ensure all outstanding bets are satisfied or cancelled before ceasing unregulated operations, prompting bettors to consider their futures.

Alberta is considering a ban on "advance requests" for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), with Premier Smith noting that such requests are not currently permitted under federal law.

The winners of the 2026 Northern Alberta Consumer Choice Awards have been announced, honoring businesses and services in the Northern Alberta region as selected by consumers.

Banff National Park in Alberta has once again broken its visitation record, welcoming 4.5 million visitors in the 2025-26 fiscal year, surpassing previous highs.

If passed, Alberta's new medical aid in dying bill would prohibit doctors from initiating discussions about medically assisted death

The Canadian province of Alberta has proposed new legislation aimed at restricting the use of medically assisted dying solely to end-of-life circumstances.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she travelled on a private plane to Saudi Arabia last fall to meet with local government officials, following an invitation from a member of the Saudi royal family.

Teachers in Alberta, Canada, are expressing growing concern over increasing parental mistrust and hostile interactions, which are negatively impacting relationships in schools.

The premier joins us to outline her referendum strategy and what she wants from Ottawa

King Charles III has voiced concern regarding a simmering separatist movement in western Canada during a meeting with Indigenous leaders, as one First Nation has sued Alberta arguing a potential referendum on separation violates indigenous rights.

One First Nation has sued the province of Alberta, arguing that allowing a possible referendum on separating from Canada is a violation of indigenous rights.

A new poll indicates that a majority of Canadians agree with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's stance that provinces should have greater control over immigration policies, suggesting broad support for her proposed reforms.

Allan Joseph Legere died Monday at the age of 78 while serving a life sentence at the Edmonton Institution in Alberta for a series of rapes and murders

Miramichi serial killer Allan Legere has died at the age of 78. Correctional Service Canada confirmed in a release that Legere died on Monday while serving a life sentence at the Edmonton Institution in Alberta.

Despite spring snow, Alberta has officially entered wildfire season, causing concern among residents in mountain communities about potential destruction.

An editorial in the Globe and Mail advocating for a sovereign wealth fund for Alberta has led to speculation about whether the publication is implicitly supporting Alberta separatism.

About a quarter of Albertans support the province leaving Canada, but the majority — nearly two-thirds — are against it, according to a new poll from Abacus Data.

As Alberta considers following B.C.'s lead in ending biannual clock changes, a sleep expert is advising the province to reject permanent daylight time in favour of a standard time model that better aligns with the solar cycle.

Relatives of Alberta separatist leader Dennis Modry are pursuing over $1.3 million owed to them following a court order issued nearly a year ago.

The energy-rich province in its latest operating budget slashed by $35 million, to $60 million, what it has set aside to draw major studios and streamers to shoot locally.

Jennifer Garner is reflecting on starring in Love, Simon, and praised the film and its director, Greg Berlanti. Based on Becky Albertalli’s Simon vs.

Sports scientist Albertas Skurvydas has compiled 10 rules for good sleep, emphasizing its importance for well-being and offering advice for those who struggle to get enough rest.

Turns out Alberta’s blue lakes freeze into a canvas unlike any other this New York artist has ever seen or worked with.

The two provinces delivered very different budgets

Panelists Ian Brodie and Eugene Lang join John Ivison to talk about the problems ahead for the prime minister's memorandum of understanding with Alberta, and the prospects for a spring election

After weeks of hearing warnings about a grim balance sheet, Albertans will be presented with the United Conservative government's proposed 2026-27 provincial budget on Thursday afternoon.

The Willow Lake Métis Nation in northern Alberta has welcomed the return of a wood bison herd to their traditional territory, a move celebrated as a victory for food sustainability and security.

Former UCP Premier of Alberta Jason Kenney on the shifting immigration consensus in Canada.

Longevity is not an accident – it is the result of daily decisions, says sports scientist Albertas Skurvydas. According to him, the basis of health lies at the cellular level: it is important to reduce inflammation.

Immigration documents have revealed new insights into a cross-Canada network believed to be responsible for a wave of extortion attacks, arsons, auto fraud, and shootings across British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario.

William Hume knew he was dying and wanted medical assistance in dying (MAID). But when he ended up in a hospital run by a Catholic health-care provider, his last wishes weren't able to happen. He would die while waiting to transfer so he could receive MAID.

The premier has given Albertans a choice other than separatism or status quo. ‘There’s no knife in what she’s now proposing,’ Norman Spector says

Alberta Premier defends fall referendum plans  The Globe and Mail

Alberta plans to hold a referendum to gain control over immigration policies from the Canadian federal government.

An Alberta separatist leader has expressed unconcern regarding a network of inauthentic YouTube channels amplifying grievances against the federal government and promoting Alberta separation or U.S. annexation. This follows a report analyzing the coordinated online activity.

Hanwha Group is expanding business ties with Alberta, Canada, across energy, defense, and shipbuilding sectors, as it pursues Canada's next-generation submarine contract.

An opinion piece discusses how potential alterations to Alberta's electoral boundaries could jeopardize democratic principles and fair representation in the province.

Elections Alberta is seeking a court injunction to compel a prominent separatist group to disclose its finances and donor information.

Travel Alberta has committed over $8 million to develop new tourism products across the province, aiming to boost the region's tourism sector.

Sexual assault charges against a self-proclaimed spiritual leader and his wife in the Edmonton area of Alberta have been stayed. The legal development means the prosecution of the charges has been halted.

Veteran operative Stephen Carter is leading an effort to transform the small Alberta Liberal party into a significant anti-separatism force, potentially involving a name change and a focus on referendum advertising.

DraftKings is planning to make Alberta its second Canadian province market for its operations.

Alberta is pushing the limits of its provincial power on issues typically reserved for the federal government, potentially establishing a template for defying Ottawa.

Teresa Patry, a farmer and rancher in Vermilion, Alberta, is experiencing significant issues due to two active, aging oil wells on her property that are venting potentially dangerous greenhouse gases. Her situation highlights a broader problem affecting other farmers in the region.

Alberta has rejected Ottawa's federal plan to protect 30 percent of Canadian land by 2030, asserting it already protects 60 percent after expanding its definition of protected lands.

Researchers in Alberta are deploying a new high-tech combination of drones, thermal cameras, and artificial intelligence to gain an advantage in the ongoing battle against wild boar populations.

A commentary piece suggests that respectful listening, rather than shouting or anger, is the only viable path to navigate the increasing separatist tensions between Alberta and the rest of Canada.

Thousands of gun owners in Alberta who declared banned firearms under Ottawa's buyback program are unable to receive compensation due to an ongoing dispute between the provincial and federal governments.

The Alberta government is facing another legal battle, with an injunction seeking to prevent the closure of supervised consumption services in Calgary and Lethbridge, less than a year after a similar ruling in Red Deer.

An Alberta clipper delivered heavy snow to central and southern Manitoba late Tuesday and into Wednesday, leading to the closure of several schools.

The Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation has asked a court to halt Alberta's separatist push to secede from Canada, arguing that such a move would violate their treaty rights and is "consummately irresponsible."

An Alberta First Nation's injunction and verification process could potentially impede an October separatist referendum question.

Letters to the editor published on April 5 reflect the sentiments of Albertans, with one individual stating they are among the 70 percent determined to remain part of Canada, despite acknowledging the country's imperfections.

A new mineral found inside a deep-Earth diamond has been named after Alberta geochemist Graham Pearson, recognizing his extensive work in diamond hunting and scholarship across various global locations.

A farmer living in a U.S. border town is calling an upcoming road closure for Canadians unfair, as Border Road, connecting Sweet Grass Hills, Montana, and Coutts, Alberta, is set to close to Canadians in July.

Separatist groups in Alberta, Canada, announce they have gathered the necessary 177,732 signatures to force a referendum on the province's independence, making an October vote highly likely.

A new bill in Alberta, Canada, proposes to remove deadlines for the provincial government to act on citizen petitions, which would be the third amendment to the Citizen Initiative Act.

Jamie Sarkonak suggests that the University of Alberta's rejection of DEI initiatives is largely symbolic, as identity quotas are likely to persist despite the move.

A quarter-century after six prominent Albertans penned an open letter to then-premier Ralph Klein in 2001, the 'Alberta firewall' letter's suggestions are now seen as reflecting today's political landscape, as Albertans consider a potential referendum on their future.

Alberta's separatist movement is encountering administrative difficulties in collecting 177,000 signatures for a petition, as many rural homeowners use PO boxes instead of physical addresses on their government IDs.

Alberta is actively seeking Asian capital to fund a 1 million barrels per day pipeline project, aiming to reduce its economic dependence on the United States.

Two men have been charged with homicide in connection with the February 19 death of Dr. Mai Diab, a pediatric dentist remembered for her dedication, who was found dead in an Alberta house fire.

An 18-year-old man has been arrested in Canada for the murder of Indian national Birinder Singh in Alberta, with authorities investigating potential hate crime motives.

An 18-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder following a deadly daytime shooting on a highway south of Edmonton, Alberta.

The initial deadlines for the energy and climate deal between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, which includes pursuing a new export pipeline, are not expected to be met, indicating early challenges for the agreement.

A collection of reader letters discusses various topics, including an article on the first Blue Jays team, changes to MAID in Alberta, and political 'floor-crossers'.

Alberta's regulator for lawyers has announced it will no longer mandate Indigenous cultural competency training, anticipating the implementation of what Premier Danielle Smith refers to as the 'Peterson law'.

An opinion piece in The Globe and Mail critically examines the separatist argument that independence would make Quebec and Alberta wealthier.

The Canadian province has proposed legislation that will limit its use solely to end-of-life circumstances.

An opinion piece challenges a political figure's comments on sedition, while another analyzes Quebec's political sentiment and its implications for Western separatism, noting Canadian openness to negotiating with Western separatists amid data showing parliamentary underrepresentation.

An article explores the accuracy of common claims regarding the cost of living in various parts of Canada, from housing affordability in Alberta to taxes in Quebec.

The Calgary-based giant warned of "legal recourse" if province doesn't alter reforms that harm renewable projects.

Opinion: Talk of separation is hurting Alberta. Why won’t Danielle Smith denounce it?  The Globe and Mail

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Alberta experiencing a resurgence of measles and doctors say Albertans need to know the situation is not under control.

A poll indicates that over 60 percent of Albertans support a proposed referendum to limit public services, including healthcare, to Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and provincially approved immigrants.

Alberta school divisions complying with a provincial order have removed dozens of graphic novels from their shelves, from illustrated versions of literary classics to coming-of-age memoirs and dramatic retellings of mythology, access to information request results show.

After months of trade complaints and scrutiny, Alberta's utilities minister and a critical Montana legislator are discussing a potential 'win-win' solution to their electricity dispute.

Alberta and the federal government have reached an agreement allowing the province to take control of regulatory approvals for major projects, aiming to expedite their delivery.

Doctors across Canada are "deeply concerned" about the Alberta government's plan to expand private health care, said Dr.

National security experts are cautioning that Alberta is 'excessively vulnerable' to foreign interference and online disinformation, particularly in the context of a possible referendum campaign on separation this fall.

British Columbia’s move to permanent daylight time has reignited conversations across the country about scrapping biannual time changes. After B.C. Premier David Eby announced Monday that most of the province will change its clocks for the last time this weekend, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said it’s time to consider following suit. Other provinces say discussions are happening.

The Canadian province of Alberta is implementing cuts to seniors' benefits and tax credits for caregivers as it faces a significant $9.4-billion budget deficit.

Alberta and Quebec are adopting different approaches to Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), with provinces acting due to perceived federal government failures in establishing safeguards.

The Alberta government's new budget projects years of deficits due to slumping oil prices. Some experts say the province’s predictions for price recovery may be optimistic.

Manitoban, Albertan and B.C. customers have expressed feeling abandoned since their flights were cancelled

TransAlta has finalized a deal with Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and Brookfield to develop a new data center in Alberta.

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An article explains that 'Alberta Clippers' are dry, ultra-cold winter winds originating in the Rocky Mountains that bring frigid air across eastern North America.

The province has run budget shortfalls in all but five of its last 18 budgets, underscoring the province's shaky fiscal footing ahead of a crucial independence vote

Jacob Jan Van Rootselaar, 22, the half-brother of a Tumbler Ridge shooter, was arrested for breaking bail conditions related to an attempted murder charge from a 2024 stabbing in Fort McMurray, Alberta.

Opinion: Referendum uncertainty risks undermining Alberta’s economy  The Globe and Mail

Alberta and Switzerland are set to vote on immigration control measures amidst growing public backlash against unchecked immigration.

Alberta's premier used to want rapid growth in newcomers and enjoyed surplus budgets. Now in deficit, she's pointing a finger at immigration levels.

Months after announcing he was leaving politics, Alberta Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux has crossed the floor to join the Liberal caucus. CBC’s Cat Tunney answers some of your questions about the defection.

A sovereigntist movement is gaining traction in Alberta, driven by aspirations of oil-funded prosperity and efforts to engage the U.S., while confronting Canada's Constitution and climate change realities.