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A new fiscal analysis from the Alberta Prosperity Project says Premier Danielle Smith's estimate of up to $400 billion in transition costs for Alberta independence overstates the picture…
Alberta's government is investing nearly $5 million to help landowners protect natural areas while keeping people employed across the province.
Alberta's government is investing $4 million to expand training opportunities for skilled trades workers, allowing them to build credentials without leaving their jobs.
Alberta's government is committing $809 million to expand surgical capacity, modernize funding, and reduce wait times for patients across the province.
Invasive species cost Albertans more than $2 billion every year. A new public awareness campaign wants to change that, starting in the garden.
Alberta's government is investing $15 million to advance passenger rail planning following the completion of the province's Passenger Rail Master Plan.
Alberta is redesigning its driver's licences and ID cards, with the rollout beginning July 2, 2026. The provincial government announced that new and renewed cards…
Phillip Peters was officially sworn in as Alberta's 12th auditor general on June 3, 2026, in a ceremony held at the Alberta Legislature.
Canada's first carbon storage hub of its kind is now open in Sturgeon County, marking a significant milestone for carbon capture, utilization and storage development in Alberta.
Applications for student loans and grants for the 2026-27 academic year open June 3, as Alberta's government commits more than $1 billion in student aid funding.
Most of Alberta's major rivers are heading into summer in far better shape than a year ago, according to the province's May Water Supply Outlook.
Alberta is putting an additional $300,000 into a hands-on skilled trades program for young people at Calgary's TELUS Spark Science Centre.
Albertans will vote on 10 separate questions in a province-wide referendum Oct. 19, including whether the province should start the legal process toward a vote on separating from Canada.
Officials promise that Canadians will learn about bad weather further in advance now that they’ve adopted artificial intelligence to help in their forecasts.
Licensed child-care facilities in Alberta will soon have to post notices about high-risk, potentially criminal incidents where parents can see them.
CALGARY – A new organization called Vote to Stay launched today to mobilize Albertans who want the province to remain in Canada ahead of the Oct. 19 referendum.
EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced May 21 that her government will add a second separation-related question to the province's Oct. 19, 2026 referendum ballot…
EDMONTON – Alberta's government is rolling out a new generation of Welcome to Alberta border crossing signs featuring the province's Strong and Free motto…
EDMONTON – Alberta's government is launching an expert panel to strengthen how post-secondary education prepares students for an artificial intelligence-driven economy.
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Alberta's government is investing in the province's small and medium-sized businesses to position them as competitors for national and international defence industry contracts.
Albertans now have one number to call for mental health and addiction support, after the provincial government named 211 Alberta the main access point for those services.
The governments of Alberta and Canada have agreed on a path to build a new oil pipeline to the west coast, with construction able to begin as early as Sept. 1, 2027.
Drumheller-Stettler MLA Nate Horner has introduced a cap on auto insurance rate increases as part of Alberta's new Care-First insurance system, set to take effect Jan. 1, 2027.
Alberta has hired more than 550 seasonal firefighters and expanded its aerial response capabilities ahead of the 2026 wildfire season, the province announced May 4.
Alberta's government is urging residents to complete the 2026 Census of Population by May 12 to ensure the province receives its fair share of federal funding amid record population growth.
Alberta has launched a new Intellectual Property Office to help researchers, entrepreneurs and innovators protect and commercialize ideas developed in the province.
Alberta has launched a new website to provide information on a provincewide referendum scheduled for Oct. 19.
Alberta’s government is introducing four new expedited teaching certificates aimed at getting qualified professionals into classrooms sooner…
The Alberta government has introduced legislation aimed at improving access to health care by allowing some preventative testing without a referral and speeding up access…
