Substantial investments from the province are needed to prevent the deterioration of thousands of Alberta’s bridges, according to a report from the Rural Municipalities of Alberta (RMA).
Alberta's populations of little brown myotis and northern myotis bats are under threat due to white-nose syndrome, a disease ...
We are beyond excited to share that larch season has officially arrived in Alberta. It’s that magical time of year when ...
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‘She is dying’: Lawsuit asks Lake Winnipeg to be legally defined as a personA court has been asked to declare Lake Winnipeg a person with constitutional rights to life, liberty and security of person ...
It was 119 years ago, on Sept. 1, 1905, that the Alberta Act came into effect and Alberta became a province of Canada. Hundreds of people flocked to the legislature grounds Sunday for celebrations ...
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Jasper wildfire: Up to 50% of townsite may have been destroyedThe fire also damaged several bridges around the town and throughout ... While she cautioned that it is too early to give accurate estimates, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith shared the grim news ...
The Stanley Park Ghost Train is back after a years-long hiatus and the Vancouver Park Board is promising a "spectacularly ...
Alberta's premier says the province plans to lease new hospitals to Alberta Health Services with the option of transferring operations to another operator if it decides AHS isn't doing a good ...
2:01 Alberta to ban K-12 cell phone use in classrooms starting this fall The head of the Alberta Teachers’ Association says the rollout of new policies banning cellphone use in classrooms ...
Premier Danielle Smith says if Ottawa comes back this fall with a lowball estimate on Alberta’s share of the Canada Pension Plan, hard questions will have to be asked on next steps.
The Dolcy Project is the third Westbridge project to receive power plant and BESS approval from the AUC, and is part of a portfolio of several utility-scale solar projects being developed in Alberta.
Or sign-in if you have an account. OTTAWA — A group of female strength athletes is speaking out in favour of the Alberta government’s new rules relating to women’s sports and arguing that ...
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