Alberta’s largest union has reached a tentative deal with the provincial government on a new contract. Continue reading →

Alberta’s justice minister says the government has hired five new provincial court judges and is continuing work to get new Crown prosecutors in place.  Continue reading →

Less than a week after the United Conservative Party’s former young star MLA launched the Freedom Conservative Party, Derek Fildebrandt has been recognized as an elected member of that party by the Speaker of the Alberta Legislative Assembly, a development one political analyst says could have ramifications on a key event ahead of next year’s provincial election. Continue reading →

More than a year after announcing $65 million for upgrading Edmonton’s Misericordia Hospital, officials revealed where the new, larger emergency department will be built. Continue reading →

Alberta’s United Conservatives say they will pay back just over $7,200 after taxpayers were charged for a what turned out to be a party event.  Continue reading →

An Alberta jurisdiction west of Edmonton, that says it’s feeling economic pressure from the province’s accelerated coal phase-out plan, is calling on the NDP government for help after its council says it felt forced to slash its operating budget by $4 million. Continue reading →

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

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 →