A battle is revving up between the Alberta government and its roadbuilders over reports that more than $500-million worth of road maintenance contracts are being given to a firm in British Columbia. Continue reading →

Changes to a decades-old government policy that prohibited drinking and dancing at Capital Plaza have made way for more festivals to permanently set up at the downtown Edmonton site. Continue reading →

The Alberta government is not giving up on its two-year-old strategy for helping out local craft brewers, even though a Court of Queen’s Bench judge ruled its markups and rebate policy was unconstitutional. Continue reading →

Alberta’s United Conservatives say they will not release an internal report on voting irregularities that led to the resignation of one of their legislature members. Continue reading →

An Alberta legislature member has resigned from the United Conservative Party caucus following an investigation into allegations that stemmed from a constituency association meeting last month. Continue reading →

Speaking to reporters the day after his United Conservatives delivered two impressive byelection wins in different parts of Alberta, party leader Jason Kenney faced questions from reporters about a UCP MLA who was investigated, supposedly for possible ballot-stuffing at a constituency association’s founding annual general meeting. Continue reading →

The leader of Alberta’s United Conservative Party says there are benefits to a newly elected legislature member having worked on Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. Continue reading →

The United Conservatives’ MLA for Calgary-Greenway won’t be continuing his role as the party’s caucus deputy whip until an investigation involving him is complete, a UCP spokesperson confirmed to Global News on Thursday night. Continue reading →

Alberta’s Opposition United Conservatives have won two byelections, maintaining hold of ridings the party represented before the vote was called. Continue reading →