Canadian Politician Legacy: Tommy Douglas fought for fair and equitable universal HC for all. Smith and LaGrange's will be known as the vanguard of the death of this Canadian virtue. This WILL impact ALL Canadians if the Federal govt (and all ABs) refuse to intervene...

Over the last week, a series of social media posts from individuals closely connected to Alberta’s government have raised serious questions about the tone, rhetoric, and respect being shown toward fellow Albertans.

Premier Danielle Smith says natural gas will be key to Alberta’s ambitions of becoming Canada’s artificial intelligence hub, but experts and residents say the strategy raises questions about emissions, electricity demand and how large-scale developments could affect communities.

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Expenses show purchases kept within the rules set for the job.

Hobbled by more than just low oil prices, Alberta’s NDP finance minister limped into the legislature in a cast to deliver a devastating budget.

A century and a half after Treaty 6's signing, students share how it touches their lives.

An Alberta man who took up dancing on street corners as therapy following a head injury has attracted the ire of Mounties but also support from people who feel his moves bring nothing but smiles.

21-year-old Sherwood Park man has been dancing at a busy intersection for three years. But the RCMP are putting the performance to a stop and may be arrested or ticketed if the activity continues.

'50-50' chance for a case like this to be solved, former Fish and Wildlife officer says.

Tucked away south of Grande Cache, Willmore Wilderness Park is one of Alberta’s best-kept secrets, a massive, untouched backcountry paradise where the Rocky Mountains reign and crowds are nowhere to be found. If you're craving adventure off the beaten path, this park is calling your name.

Officials ask locals to refrain from showering, flushing toilets.

Residents are asked to cut back on non-essential water usage, including showering, flushing toilets, using laundry machines and dishwashers.

Alberta home insurance costs soar nearly 400 per cent due to extreme weather

Advisories in effect across region following days of heavy rain.

With the rainfall warning over parts of Edmonton and the surrounding area, EPCOR says it received more than 600 calls for concerns of pooling and flooding.

If it feels like you’ve never seen a June with this much rain, you’re right.

Heavy rain over the June 20-21 weekend produced more than a month’s worth of rainfall for Edmonton.

Heavy rains and localized flooding in and around the city of Edmonton have officials asking residents to conserve water as their systems reach capacity.

Edmonton is under an emergency alert as heavy rainfall has pushed the region’s stormwater system to the brink.

Officials are asking residents in and around the city of Edmonton to conserve water following heavy rain and localized flooding on Sunday.

Most construction projects in the city aren’t deterred by ongoing rain, meaning Edmontonians can expect new traffic disruptions in the coming weeks.

An 83-year-old retirement home resident took a recycling lesson to heart and used it as artistic inspiration to build a town.

System expected to be operational by 2029, with stations located in southern Ontario.

From a massive ad blitz featuring Canadian broadcast icon Peter Mansbridge to a cabinet minister calling on shipbuilders to cough up a car plant, the brief race to replace Canada’s aging submarine fleet turned heads in more ways than one.

Experts say Canadians should expect more generative AI in political advertising.

Union leaders in Newfoundland and Labrador say a “cruel” cybersecurity test has outraged health-care workers across the province and may push some to an early exit.

Government House leader Steven MacKinnon is defending the prime minister’s commitment to parliamentary procedure, as Conservatives highlight Mark Carney’s lack of attendance during question period in the House of Commons this year.

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There is disappointment amongst several front-line organizations in Greater Sudbury, as well as a local Member of Parliament, after time in front of a parliamentary committee turning into what the one Liberal caucus member is calling ‘filibustering.’

Rideau Hall changed guidelines to say what can and cannot be expensed.

'Very concerned' Foreign Affairs Minister Anand responds to CBC investigation.

Buffalo Narrows couple Darlene and Mervin Petit share their passion for land, hunting and fishing.

Standard of living for Indigenous people remains well below that of general population.

Events are being held across the country to mark the 30th National Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Sunday — a day meant to honour the culture, histories and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people.

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A record-setting number of Canadian executives are in Tokyo this week to participate in what has become the largest Team Canada trade mission in the Indo-Pacific region.

EV sales are up 20.8 per cent in the first four months of 2026 compared to last year.

Cards on the table, coffee in the kitchen and familiar faces are giving P.E.I. seniors a reason to leave the house. At the Charlottetown Library, the Seniors’ Cafe is a monthly gathering built around games, food and conversation. For Norine Hanus, it’s also a chance to step out of her routine.

Allergy season is in full swing and a late start to spring has some people feeling worse than in previous years. In Saskatchewan, the pollen count is double what it was last year, which is bad news for those who have seasonal allergies.