The province of Alberta is apologizing to the families of three people killed in a plane crash almost 65 years ago after cleaning up the wreckage without warning. Continue reading →

The passage was damaged in the infamous 2013 southern Alberta floods. It has been re-envisioned with input from local stakeholders and opened Thursday. Continue reading →

Alberta says it might take driver road tests back from the private sector due to concerns about oversight and high fees compared with the rest of Canada. Continue reading →

The Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis Commission has finalized contracts and agreements for distribution and warehousing with licensed marijuana producers.  Continue reading →

The longest-serving member of Alberta’s 29th legislature will not be seeking re-election. Continue reading →

According to Service Alberta, rural communities in Alberta will continue to receive SuperNet services that began in 2016. Continue reading →

The Alberta government says the provincial economy has recovered about two-thirds of its losses from the last recession. Continue reading →

Canada’s first new oil refinery in 34 years has already been criticized for its soaring project costs and now the North West Redwater [NWR] Sturgeon Refinery north of Edmonton is being criticized in a damning report out of the University of Calgary. Continue reading →

Alberta farm and ranch workers will be able to use older equipment and forego the use of a seatbelt if it’s not practical under new health and safety rules coming into effect in December.  Continue reading →