Alberta Technology and Innovation Minister Nate Glubish discusses data centre timelines, permitting, and the province's ...

Alberta is paying out more than $140 million to end one of five lawsuits launched against it over its coal mining policies.

CALGARY — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is a populist Conservative in the Canadian heartland with a long history of conspiratorial outbursts, fringe medical theories and a fiery base of anti ...

Data from CBC News’ recent polling suggests an increase in political polarization amongst Albertans, pointing toward possibly more contentious times ahead for the prairie province.

An Alberta judge has found six people in contempt for not attending interviews as part of an investigation into alleged ...

Poll seeks to unpack some of Alberta's key political differences . Bob Weber · The Canadian Press · Posted: Jun 05, 2023 10:34 AM EDT | Last Updated: June 5, 2023.

Four companies, including Evolve and Atrum, argue that Alberta effectively expropriated their land when it suddenly reinstated its long-standing coal policy in 2022, putting new coal exploration and ...

Political scientist Duane Bratt compares the proposal for a potential withdrawal as being like a divorce given Alberta has been taking part in the CPP for nearly 60 years. Story continues below ...

Alberta's education minister is set to provide an update today on the development of new provincial rules for school library books. Demetrios Nicolaides announced in May that Alberta would be setting ...

The electoral victory in Alberta by a party pledging to raise corporate taxes and bolster royalties could pose significant headwinds for energy-patch operators.

The whole premise that Alberta would be entitled to over 50 per cent of the CPP’s assets is perhaps the most obvious — and consequential — example of such wishful thinking.