Alberta’s Opposition leader describes the federal government’s renewal of the current equalization payment system in Bill C-74 a “slap in the face” to Alberta. Continue reading →

Alberta is launching a three-year program to help all government staffers better understand Indigenous culture and history.  Continue reading →

Alberta’s premier says the Trump administration’s recent attacks on Canadian trade show how necessary it is to go ahead with the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading →

Phillips won the riding of Lethbridge-West in 2015 with about 59% of the popular vote, receiving more votes than the former Wildrose and Progressive Conservative party candidates combined. Continue reading →

Starting Friday, Albertans will have three options when it comes to filling out the gender field on their driver’s licence and other identifying documents like birth certificates.  Continue reading →

NDP MLA Stephanie McLean said while she isn’t running for re-election, she will still “work as hard as I can to see the province move forward with Rachel Notley and her team.”  Continue reading →

Alberta’s abortion clinic bill moved closer to passage Tuesday following a legislature debate that saw Opposition United Conservatives walk out of the chamber en masse five more times to avoid casting a vote. Continue reading →

Less than two months after the Alberta government made up to $8.9 million available to a fiscally troubled company to continue its highway maintenance operations in the province, Alberta Transportation confirms it is now making more funds available to Carillion Canada. Continue reading →

The NDP government made more changes to its abortion clinic bill Wednesday while the Opposition United Conservatives continued to register their displeasure by walking out en masse during votes. Continue reading →

United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney says he will not legislate on abortion even though party members passed a resolution that advocates on both sides say could do just that. Continue reading →