About 122 TransAlta employees could be laid off by the end of February as the company continues its transition to natural gas, according to the union. Continue reading →

The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is eliminating 168 positions as a result of the poor Alberta economy and the impact of last spring’s Fort McMurray wildfire. Continue reading →

Rachel Notley says Christmas celebrations include ancient traditions that proclaim courage of hope at the darkest time of the year. Continue reading →

Calgary-based Essential Energy Services is reporting that demand in Western Canada for its well completion and production services has been rising this fall as customers react to modest improvements in commodity prices. Continue reading →

ATB Financial says it expects the worst of the energy downturn to be over and Alberta to emerge from a two-year recession caused by the collapse of oil prices. Continue reading →

Alberta’s consumer debt is the highest in the country and the number of Albertans who can’t pay their bills or repay debt continues to grow, a new study shows. Continue reading →

The Calgary Humane Society says it has noticed a jump in the number of pets being reluctantly turned in by their owners since the economic downturn started in 2015. Continue reading →

Employees learned of the dates when layoffs would take effect last week, spokesperson Rob Evans told Global News. Continue reading →