Alberta Premier Jason Kenney addresses a wide range of issues affecting southern Alberta, including infrastructure and agriculture upgrades, rural doctors, the COVID-19 pandemic and the controversy over speechwriter Paul Bunner.

Alberta is cutting business taxes, pumping billions into infrastructure and making a full court press to lure jobs from Toronto, Montreal and elsewhere to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The University of Alberta helped build the province once, and it will do it again, according to outgoing president David Turpin.

Students at the University of Alberta and NAIT have launched petitions calling for a tuition freeze amid online classes.

Incoming president Bill Flanagan said Tuesday his faculty change and administration restructuring proposal would save the University of Alberta over $120 million.

As Alberta has recently been adding or restoring millions of dollars in pay to its physicians, Premier Jason Kenney says things will have to change once the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

The Black Gold School Division has voted in favour of closing a 120-year-old school south of Calmar.

The University of Lethbridge has announced the end of both its men's and women's varsity hockey programs in the wake of the provincial budget.

University of Alberta president David Turpin said mass layoffs will occur at the institution, despite attempts to work with the government to "reach an agreement."

Premier Jason Kenney tweeted Wednesday saying the $56-billion budget was passed just after 1 a.m.