Following the overdose death of a 15-year-old boy in Edmonton, a fatality inquiry judge has called for the urgent implementation of involuntary addiction care for youth in Alberta.

A cemetery in the former mining town of Mountain Park, Alberta, has installed a one-way rotary phone, allowing visitors to connect with the deceased through the wind.

An opinion piece argues that if Canada cannot provide timely surgeries, it should fund them elsewhere, citing a case where Alberta denied funding for a 13-year-old's scoliosis surgery abroad.

An Alberta widow is demanding a policy review after Air Canada temporarily lost her late husband's cremated remains during a flight, causing significant distress.

In Alberta, anti-abortion protests have been added to the list of workplace hazards, now considered a psychological risk alongside physical dangers like fall risks or wildlife encounters.

An opinion piece advocates for involuntary care as a more effective solution to the opioid crisis, highlighting initiatives in British Columbia and Alberta that are likely to be adopted elsewhere.

Alberta is set to hold a vote on whether to pursue separation from Canada, which would lead to a larger referendum on the issue if approved.

Conquer Transportation, a trucking company involved in a fatal crash in Brandon, Manitoba, in May, has been banned from operating in Alberta after its safety permit was previously pulled in Manitoba.

Medical clinics and technicians in Alberta are expressing reservations and taking a wait-and-see approach to the province's new program, which allows patients to bypass doctors and privately book diagnostic imaging tests.

The Royal Alberta Museum is returning over 17,000 artifacts, collected north of Fort McMurray, Alberta, to the Fort McKay First Nation, some dating back thousands of years.

Alberta's Ministry of Forestry and Parks faces charges related to the 2024 death of a wildland firefighter battling a Jasper wildfire, stemming from alleged workplace safety violations.

Alberta RCMP and the family of a 17-year-old girl who vanished in 1976 are renewing calls for tips in her unsolved murder case, nearly five decades after her disappearance.

Joshua Kutryk, a Canadian astronaut who grew up on a cattle farm in Alberta, is preparing for his upcoming mission to the International Space Station, fulfilling a lifelong dream.

Alberta's provincial regulator has approved a significant expansion of a thermal coal mine near Hinton, Alberta, despite strong environmental opposition. This decision allows the operator to extend the mine's lifespan well into the next decade.

Starting this fall, employers in Alberta will be required to cover health insurance costs for employees aged 65 and older, a policy change that could increase business expenses.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith held a news conference in Red Deer, Alberta, to make an announcement regarding homebuilding. They also took questions from journalists on various topics.

Parts of northern and central Alberta, particularly areas west and north of Edmonton, are under a tornado risk warning, with city residents advised to prepare for a severe thunderstorm.

A new report from TD Economics forecasts a 'meaningful' boost to Canada and Alberta's gross domestic product from a proposed West Coast oil pipeline, though potentially less than government projections.

Elections Alberta has verified the signatures for a citizen initiative petition seeking to force a vote on whether the province should separate from Canada.

Alberta's Opposition claims that the cost of promoting the province's upcoming separation referendum is setting taxpayers back at least $365,000.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's renewed call to block oil and potash exports to the US in a trade dispute received a cold response, causing a sense of déjà vu for many in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Canada's Prime Minister has pledged to 'do whatever it takes' in response to a recent tariff threat from the United States, as reported on the front page of a national newspaper.

The Alberta government has set a January 1 deadline for public libraries to implement new practices restricting access to sexually explicit materials for individuals 15 years old or younger without parental authorization.

Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi issued an apology after a photo with the Israeli ambassador sparked criticism, leading to accusations that he is aligning with the far left.

Voters in Alberta face confusing and contradictory questions on the October 19 ballot regarding social services for newcomers, with potential implications for immigrants.

Environment Canada has lifted a red tornado warning that had previously affected three counties in central Alberta.

An Alberta man accused of working for the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has been ordered deported by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB).

Amid an ongoing impasse with the province, a federal minister has indicated that Alberta ranches might be included in land-conservation targets, addressing a key point of contention in environmental land-use restrictions.

Some separatist groups in Alberta are expressing frustration and confusion over Elections Alberta's third-party advertising rules ahead of the upcoming October 19 referendum.

As rates of a dangerous form of skin cancer increase, health experts are urging Albertans to protect themselves with sunscreen and be wary of misinformation circulating on social media.

Alberta's government, Ottawa, and five major oilsands producers have signed a memorandum of understanding to advance the multibillion-dollar Pathways carbon capture project, a condition for a new West Coast pipeline.

Critics are warning that allowing British Columbia to charge royalties on Alberta oil transported through a new West Coast pipeline could create significant inter-provincial trade barriers.

A tornado passed through a hamlet in central Alberta, Canada, damaging several structures. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is underway by emergency agencies.

The movement for Alberta's separation from Canada gained momentum at the country's biggest rodeo, marking a symbolic "starting gun" in the ongoing political fight.

The debate over Alberta's potential separation from Canada has intensified, with discussions and political posturing taking center stage at the country's largest rodeo event. The event served as a platform for proponents of Alberta's independence.

In Drumheller, residents say local Facebook groups are full of angry banter, especially from a couple of hot-heads.

A proposed oil pipeline between Ontario and Alberta is facing criticism for not addressing a real problem, being outside provincial jurisdiction, and incurring high costs for Ontario.

Canada is seeing an abundance of announcements for new oil pipelines, aiming to increase the flow of Alberta crude. These plans raise concerns about boosting Canadian oil and gas production and its impact on emissions.

A tornado reportedly touched down at an Alberta campground, resulting in three people being taken to the hospital and significant damage, according to RCMP.

An opinion piece discusses the Prime Minister's 'grand bargain' for Alberta's oil industry, noting that while currently just intentions, it makes it harder for separatists to claim the industry is being hobbled.

Energy and environmental organizations are expressing alarm over a new Canada-Alberta deal to build an oil pipeline to the West Coast. Critics question whether new international buyers can be found for the oil that would flow through it.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are scheduled to address reporters at 11 a.m. ET from Calgary.

A new pipeline proposal in Alberta is being analyzed for its potential influence on voters ahead of an upcoming separation vote. The proposal's implications for the province's political landscape are a key focus.

Elections Alberta has rejected a citizen initiative petition, 'Water Not Coal,' spearheaded by musician Corb Lund, citing a failure to meet the necessary requirements.

Canadian federal and Alberta provincial authorities are moving forward with the review process for a proposed oil pipeline project on the west coast. This initiative aims to assess the environmental and economic implications of the development.

Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney and BC Premier David Eby have agreed to uphold the oil tanker ban in northern British Columbia, a decision that influences Alberta's proposed pipeline routes. This agreement signals that Alberta's new pipeline will likely be directed south rather than through the northern region.

Mark Carney and Premier David Eby are set to announce a multi-billion-dollar agreement, coinciding with Eby's trade mission to China focused on forestry, energy, and agriculture, and ahead of Alberta's pipeline update.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's office has downplayed public opposition from a United Conservative backbencher regarding the provincial government's memorandum of understanding with Ottawa to build an oil pipeline.

A new poll indicates that Albertans are among the least likely to prioritize their province over Canada, showing a strong attachment to the national identity.

A woman in Alberta, Canada, captured a close call on video as a grizzly bear circled her and her dog near a campsite and lodge.

A new study indicates that Alberta's oil production costs will become uncompetitive due to Ottawa's Memorandum of Understanding, with industrial carbon tax requirements adding an estimated $1 billion annually to electricity production costs by 2040.

Joseph Kidd, an Alberta man, has received numerous charges relating to sexual offenses involving minors, with police urging potential victims to come forward.

A proposed $400 million facility in Edmonton, designed to convert landfill waste into electricity, faces cancellation following recent changes to Alberta's carbon tax agreement with the federal government.

Teledyne MEMS is expanding its plant in Edmonton, Canada, supported by a grant from the province of Alberta, indicating growth in its manufacturing capabilities.

Residents of Beaumont, Leduc County, and St. Albert in Central Alberta are urged to cease all non-essential water use, including showering and flushing toilets, to prevent further flooding and backups in overwhelmed wastewater systems.

Alberta's proposed $14 recycling fee for solar panels, Canada's first, is facing strong criticism from the renewable energy sector, which argues the charge is excessively high and could deter investment.

An opinion piece discusses the controversy surrounding Alberta chiefs' call for Premier Danielle Smith to be investigated for treason, arguing that such accusations undermine their cause.

An estimated 20,000 children in Alberta are on a waiting list for years to receive essential speech, behavioral, and other therapies for autism and various disabilities through the Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) program.

An 11-year-old child died from a suspected drowning during a school field trip near Medicine Hat, Alberta, leading to the closure of city pools the following day.

Canadian National Railway Company (CNI) has announced a partnership with Keyera and AltaGas. The collaboration aims to expand the Alberta Corridor Rail infrastructure.

A pro-separation billboard in Taber, Alberta, remains standing despite a passed deadline for its removal, defying a letter from the town to the private owner.

Susanne Craig, an acclaimed Canadian journalist and New York Times colleague, was honored in her hometown of Calgary, Alberta, for her distinguished career in investigative reporting.

A group advocating for Alberta's separation from Canada suggests that mortgages would carry over and major banks would continue operations, but analysts warn of significant unknowns and complications.

Two children have died and three others were injured after a side-by-side vehicle rolled over on June 4 on a rural road in Pouce Coupe, near the B.C.-Alberta border, according to RCMP.

A grizzly bear was trapped and subsequently killed on June 6 in central Alberta after it tried to break into a chicken coop near Red Lodge Provincial Park. The incident was confirmed by the Alberta government.

Alberta is promoting the use of inexpensive natural gas to attract data centers, a move that appears to be at odds with Canada's broader objectives for clean power and emissions reduction.

Pierre Poilievre, in Calgary, stated that the federal government is responsible for Albertan discontent and urged to 'listen carefully' to separatists, while advocating for a stronger Alberta within a united Canada.

Preston Manning will co-chair a virtual public forum addressing Western Canada's long-standing grievances with Ottawa, ahead of Alberta's upcoming referendum.

From August 14 to September 20, Alberta Street and a section of Antonijas Street in Riga, Latvia, will be closed to traffic on six weekends, transforming into pedestrian-only areas for residents and visitors.

Sports scientist Professor Albertas Skurvydas cautions individuals attempting to lose weight about a common error that results in muscle loss rather than fat reduction. He emphasizes that the human body is not a simple calculator, highlighting the ineffectiveness of rapid weight loss promises.

A consortium of investors, including an unnamed U.S. anchor investor, Kyma Capital Ltd., Trifon Natsis, and Glencore Ltd., has submitted a non-binding recapitalization proposal to Sherritt International Corp. This potential lifeline comes after U.S. sanctions against Cuba impacted the Canadian company.

Alberta's provincial government will review its emergency alert system following a multi-week search for an 11-year-old Calgary boy that ended with his confirmed death.

A TVI debate saw a heated exchange between Marinho Pinto, known as 'Major,' and Mário Crespo, with Pinto accusing Crespo of 'terrible journalism.' The discussion also involved Alberta Marques and focused on political and media commentary.

Questions are being raised about whether Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's policies and political stance could lead to a potential breakup of Canada.

Alberta authorities have ordered the shutdown of a trucking company after it was linked to a fatal collision that occurred in Manitoba.

An Alberta separation organization is nearing the release of a "white paper" outlining structural policies for establishing an independent country, as it seeks expert review for its blueprint.

Albertas Sinevičius, head of the club of members of Lithuania's first government, shared positive memories of Kazimira Prunskienė, the first Prime Minister of restored Lithuania, describing her as having a 'gift from God.'

An Airdrie, Alberta man unwittingly brought a hoary marmot home from Kananaskis, an incident a wildlife rehabilitation society notes as relatively common.

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has informed the Alberta NDP leader that the province's referendum on national unity could be a target for foreign interference, and the agency is monitoring the risks.

Alberta Shipmanagement, owned by Greek shipowner Nikolas Inglesis, is making a new investment in the tanker sector by ordering two Aframax tankers from Imabari Shipbuilding.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has outlined her plan to reform Canada's equalization program, aiming to equalize "to the point of need" and distribute remaining funds on an "equal per capita basis."

Vertiv CEO Gio Albertazzi attributed the company's 17% stock plunge and revenue growth miss to temporary project timing and supply chain issues, asserting that it does not reflect weakening demand.

Canfor has announced the closure of its Alberta mill, attributing the decision to the impact of tariffs and recent wildfires.

Environmental groups are concerned that the Alberta government's proposed oil pipeline route poses a significant threat to the 75 remaining southern resident killer whales, which are protected under the Species At Risk Act.

Aging doesn't always mean slowing down or more health problems. According to scientist Albertas Skurvydas, biological age doesn't always match chronological age, and ten simple questions can help assess one's aging rate.

Albertans are being asked to consider a referendum in October to abolish the Red Chamber entirely, a more dramatic gambit than previous Senate reform movements.

Alberta's iGaming market is set to open on July 13, 2026, with a regulatory framework that differs from Ontario's established open market, offering distinct paths for players and operators.

Manitoba's premier has indicated a willingness to consider a proposed oil pipeline extending from Alberta to Ontario. The province is open to entertaining the project.

The Trump administration has stated it will remain out of Alberta's separation referendum, according to the US ambassador. Meanwhile, CBC News is inviting individuals to share their personal stories regarding how they will vote in the referendum.

Pete Hoekstra stated that the U.S. will need an additional three to four million barrels of oil per day over the next decade, identifying Canada's Alberta and Saskatchewan as among the best places to source it.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has named Alberta MP Dane Lloyd as the party's point person for the province's upcoming referendum on separation.

Pierre Poilievre has appointed Edmonton MP Dane Lloyd to lead the Conservative party's pro-unity campaign in anticipation of an Alberta separatism referendum. Poilievre emphasized the task is to 'hear Albertans,' not scold them.

A new poll indicates that a majority of Canadians support both pipeline projects, with the Alberta-B.C. proposal receiving particular favor. This support is noted despite historical resistance to pipelines in British Columbia.

First Nations chiefs across Canada are urging federal and provincial governments to safeguard treaty rights, citing threats posed by the movement for Alberta separatism.

Iddo Moed, Israel's ambassador, stated that it is 'unacceptable for hate to creep' into the Calgary Stampede, while also acknowledging the strengthening partnership between Israel and Alberta.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has expressed her ambition to double the province's oil production. This goal raises questions about the feasibility of bringing back a significant oil boom to Alberta.

Alberta accounted for nearly 80% of all new jobs created across Canada over the past year, according to Statistics Canada, amidst ongoing discussions about provincial separation.

Brett Wilson discusses how Alberta could experience an economic boom if Ottawa loosens its anti-development regulations, allowing the province more autonomy in its economic activities.

Damilare Bakare's X-Innovations received Alberta’s Export Plan of the Year 2025 Award for its AI wearable technology, fostering innovation links between Africa and Canada.

Albertan Mark Milke, founder of the Aristotle Foundation, expresses his desire to reinvigorate Canada rather than see it leave, stating that federal subsidies are not his definition of success.

Canadian unity has become a central theme at the Calgary Stampede, as discussions and fears of a Brexit-style upset loom over an upcoming October vote concerning Alberta's future and potential separation.

First Nations chiefs across Canada are expressing concern over a lack of engagement after new pipeline projects were announced in Alberta, B.C., and Ontario. Leaders reported learning of the plans through last-minute emails and rumors.

A leading Alberta economist suggests that linking federal equalization payments to provincial GDP could help alleviate regional tensions within Canada.

Alberta RCMP have issued an Amber Alert for six-year-old Lanakai Morrison, who was taken on Tuesday and may be traveling with his mother, Krista Morrison, along with Daniel Judwig and Karl Morrison.

A new poll indicates that Canadians generally support Alberta's non-separatism referendum questions aimed at granting the province more power, even though Albertans themselves were often less enthusiastic about their own ballot questions.

Canadian provinces Ontario and Alberta have jointly announced a proposed route for the Hardisty-to-Sarnia oil pipeline, outlining the path for the new energy infrastructure project.

An opinion piece suggests that 'Establishment Canada' should be cautious before criticizing Alberta, warning against a 'Project Fear' narrative.

This year's Calgary Stampede sees a heightened political presence, with discussions focusing on Alberta's future within Canada and a looming referendum on the province's independence.

The Canadian and Alberta governments will proceed with a major new oil pipeline after pledging C$150 billion to address concerns from British Columbia and First Nations, including port expansion and whale protections.

Alberta is formally proposing a new oil pipeline route to the southwest coast of British Columbia, estimated to cost $35 billion or more, for tanker export to Asian markets in partnership with Trans Mountain Corp. and Pembina Pipeline Corp.

Carney has stated that the tanker ban in northern British Columbia will remain in place, even as Canada pursues the development of an Alberta pipeline.

The Alberta government is expected to announce details on Thursday regarding its proposal to build a new oil pipeline stretching to the West Coast.

A proposed class-action lawsuit has been launched in Alberta, alleging one of the province's largest privacy breaches exposed personal information of approximately 2.9 million voters.

Alberta is set to unveil the details of its proposed 'million-barrel-per-day' oil pipeline route to the West Coast on July 2. The announcement will outline the plan for the new pipeline project.

As Alberta prepares for a fall referendum on whether to hold an actual referendum on separating from Canada, Canada's former ambassador to the U.S. expressed doubt that 'serious Americans' would engage in the debate.

Sherritt International Corp. is ceasing operations at its refinery in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, after exhausting its inventory of feed from its Moa mine in Cuba.

Mark Carney has warned that Alberta's upcoming independence referendum could lead to 'years of uncertainty' and damage Canada's reputation, emphasizing the importance of Canadian unity.

Dozens of Liberal MPs are expected to attend the Calgary Stampede in stronger numbers than usual, as the countdown to the Alberta referendum begins, following months of lobbying.

A young deer that became stuck in a fence in Banff, Alberta, was successfully rescued by Parks Canada and the fire department, as witnessed by Jana Hamrick.

Approximately 20,000 children in Alberta are on a waitlist for the Family Support for Children with Disabilities program, leading to significant financial strain, job loss for parents, and lack of therapy for children.

Starting this fall, eligible doctors in Alberta will be able to work in both the public and private healthcare systems, with safeguards like minimum public system hours in place to protect the public system.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith discussed her high-stakes plan to save both Alberta and Canada, explaining her intention to put the separation-relation question to a referendum.

A report indicates that Canadians would pay an additional $1000 per year if not for Alberta's projected net contribution of $321.9 billion over the past nine years, nearly four times that of British Columbia.

The Village of Linden, Alberta, is facing a critical issue as its ambulance is reportedly out of its coverage zone 96% of the time. Data shows the ambulance responded to 11 calls within its zone compared to 292 outside it this year.

Residents in Brooks, Alberta, are actively seeking details about a substantial, largely confidential data centre megaproject planned nearby, prompting local officials to update bylaws and initiate an education program.

Alberta's sole Liberal cabinet minister stated that western alienation in the province runs deep and is not merely a pipeline issue, emphasizing the need to understand the perspective of Albertans.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating a letter sent by Edmonton police on September 8, 2025, which opposed a plea deal in a child's death case during ongoing court proceedings.

Canada's former top climate adviser has stated that the pipeline deal signed between Canada and Alberta is incompatible with the government's net-zero emissions target, raising concerns about climate policy alignment.

An opinion piece argues that Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is the champion Canada and Alberta need, recognizing the province's legitimate grievances.

A new guide details the complex alliances, divisions, and prominent figures involved in the ongoing debate surrounding Alberta separatism.

Alberta's privacy commissioner has expressed concerns that adding personal health numbers and citizenship markers to driver's licences could increase the risk of fraud and compromise personal information.

Alberta and Antonijas streets in Riga, Latvia, have been temporarily designated for pedestrians only.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has emphasized that international students must return to their home countries once their study visas expire if they do not secure permanent residency in Canada.

Vertiv CEO Gio Albertazzi discussed the company's recent earnings, noting that unlike many AI-related firms, Vertiv beat on profitability and margins despite missing revenue expectations, highlighting its role in AI infrastructure and supply chain management.

Residents of Alberta, Canada, will vote in a fall referendum on whether the province should have the authority to choose judges for its higher courts, including the Court of King's Bench and the Court of Appeal.

A pollster highlights a specific demographic to watch in Alberta's independence debate, with CBC News reporting diverse opinions from racialized or non-white Albertans in Calgary.

RCMP are investigating the homicide of a 12-year-old Edmonton boy after human remains were discovered in a rural area of northern Alberta.

Alberta music star Paul Brandt is using his platform to send a message to Canada, advocating for tougher justice for child predators and stating that the country is 'dropping the ball' on this issue.

A lawyer accused of misappropriating funds is appealing a judge’s decision to temporarily remove him as the trustee of an account belonging to a First Nation in northern Alberta.

Reports of urban raccoons are on the rise in Calgary, Alberta, a region where the animals are typically uncommon due to harsh winters and numerous predators, according to pest control and wildlife experts.

An Alberta judge has granted a 'dangerous' refugee drug dealer more time to avoid deportation, citing 'unique and special circumstances'.

Canada's federal government is advancing the process to designate the Alberta government’s proposed oil pipeline to the West Coast as a project of national interest, initiating a 30-day notice period.

Experts suggest that if Alberta were to become independent, its U.S. oil exports would mostly be piped through other Canadian provinces, with no guarantees in potential trade talks.

Hundreds of individuals are protesting Meta's plans to construct a new data centre in an Alberta county, raising concerns about its local impact.

Albertas Sinevičius, president of the club of ministers from Lithuania's first restored government, recalled the strength, responsibility, and dedication of former Prime Minister Kazimira Danutė Prunskienė.

The federal and Alberta governments have signed an agreement to provide hundreds of millions of dollars to municipalities for water and infrastructure, aiming to spur new housing developments.

An Alberta man was acquitted of sexually assaulting his ex-partner after a judge accepted his defense that he was not fully conscious and his conduct was unintentional due to 'sexsomnia'.

As of Friday, Albertans can self-refer and pay for MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds, and X-rays without a doctor's referral, a new system that has raised concerns among healthcare groups.

Replenish Nutrients has successfully secured a $15 million strategic investment aimed at funding its expansion initiatives within Alberta.

The Government of Canada has issued a recall for Briine Pacific Tide Sparkling Spring Water in Alberta after some 355ml cans were found to be bulging due to non-harmful microbial contamination.

Advocates protested outside a premiers conference in Alberta, urging the federal government to increase health care funding and impose conditions on how provinces use the money, specifically targeting Alberta's dual practice health model.

Alberta's surging mosquito populations are causing an increase in 'Skeeter syndrome' cases, resulting in emergency room visits, particularly among children.

British Columbia Conservatives have voiced opposition to a proposed pipeline plan between Alberta and Ottawa that would run through southern B.C., citing concerns about farmland disruption.

Researchers in Alberta have identified a new tyrannosaur species, a lighter and faster relative of the T. rex, from skull remains found in a British Columbia campground.

A tornado has caused significant damage in parts of Clearwater County, west-central Alberta, though no injuries have been reported, according to a social media post by the county.

First Nations in Alberta are organizing a 'Rock the Vote' campaign to oppose separatism in the province. The initiative aims to mobilize voters against movements advocating for Alberta's separation.

The case is connected to an Amber Alert that was issued on July 8 and then rescinded

Alberta's financial forecast has dramatically improved, with the province now potentially ending the fiscal year in a surplus, a significant change from its previously projected $9.4-billion shortfall, driven by surging oil prices.

A popular trail in Jasper National Park, Alberta, has been temporarily closed after a grizzly bear injured hikers in an encounter. Parks Canada confirmed the incident.

A Canada-wide arrest warrant has been issued for an Alberta businessman accused in the Panama Papers scandal after he failed to appear in court on tax-evasion charges.

Canadian oil sands producers have reached an agreement with the Alberta government for the Pathways carbon capture and storage project. This deal aims to advance carbon reduction efforts within the industry.

With the Calgary Stampede concluded, Ottawa is now focusing on the upcoming Alberta referendum scheduled for the fall. The federal government is preparing for the provincial vote following the major cultural event.

Two simultaneous pancake breakfasts on the final day of the Calgary Stampede highlighted contrasting political visions for Alberta, signaling an intensifying political battle.

A rare whooping crane has been spotted northeast of Calgary, Alberta, delighting local birdwatchers. The appearance of North America's tallest bird is being celebrated as a significant achievement in its conservation.

The debate over Alberta's potential separation from Canada took center stage at the Calgary Stampede, with fears of a Brexit-style upset looming over the upcoming October vote on the province's future.

Meta Platforms Inc.'s massive $13-billion-plus data centre north of Edmonton, Alberta, is expected to be online four years before the new natural gas-fired power plant intended to serve it begins operating.

A new gas-fired power plant is being developed in Alberta, Canada, specifically to serve the growing demand from data center developments in the region.

Canada is undergoing its fastest-growing oil boom in a decade, with Alberta energy companies increasingly focusing on the Clearwater region rather than long-term oil sands projects.

Alberta's top court has ruled that Kendall Longclaws cannot be prosecuted or psychiatrically detained for sex crimes against three minors because he was never taught to communicate.

Energy analyst David Knight Legg discusses the implications of the Alberta-Ottawa deal for Canada's economy, particularly regarding pipelines, with Carney reportedly embracing his role in decision-making.

The Canadian provinces of Alberta and Ontario have jointly proposed a new pipeline project designed to transport oil from western Canada to the eastern parts of the country. This initiative aims to enhance energy infrastructure and distribution.

Energy experts suggest that Alberta's proposed pipeline projects, which lean heavily on public rather than private investment, may be the only viable path forward in the current climate, with potential benefits extending beyond the oil and gas sector.

Alberta's new pipeline plan is receiving praise for its emphasis on Indigenous support, with the head of the Indian Resource Council calling it "reconcili-action" and highlighting Indigenous ownership of infrastructure.

Pembina Pipeline Corp. and its partners have given the go-ahead for the Greenlight Electricity Centre, a 932-megawatt natural gas plant intended to serve a data centre customer in Alberta's Industrial Heartland.

Pembina Pipeline is moving forward with a C$4.6 billion project aimed at providing power for a data center in Alberta, marking a significant investment in the region's infrastructure.

Sports scientist Albertas Skurvydas has identified 14 effective habits and activities that can help reduce stress and restore inner peace in modern life.

Mark Carney discussed his teenage years in Edmonton and the controversial National Energy Program introduced by Pierre Elliott Trudeau's Liberal government, reflecting on its impact on Albertans.

An Alberta separatist group secured a partial victory at the province’s top court, allowing the resumption of petition signature counting after a lower court judge had previously quashed its referendum petition.

A pipeline submission from Alberta to Ottawa's major projects office is reportedly on track for its Canada Day deadline, though questions persist regarding the project's readiness and commercial viability.

Alberta's highest court has rejected an appeal by a former Edmonton physician, upholding sanctions that prohibit him from practicing medicine or implying he is licensed to care for patients in the province, specifically regarding 'cancer coaching'.

An opinion piece draws parallels between the idea of Alberta separating and the outcomes of Brexit, arguing that Britain's departure from the EU exacerbated its immigration problems, suggesting a similar fate for Alberta.

The Country Thunder Alberta festival, scheduled to feature artists like Red Clay Strays and Lainey Wilson, has been canceled just two days before its start, citing infrastructure problems with the City of Calgary.

In Alberta, the Canadian and provincial flags have become potent symbols representing the two opposing sides in the ongoing debate over the province's potential separation.

Canada is facing a potential secession threat as the province of Alberta, often likened to Texas, plans a referendum this autumn on breaking away from the country.

A new study reveals that Canadians will pay up to $3,348 this year on government debt interest, with Newfoundlanders paying the most and Albertans the least.

Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith told First Nations chiefs to 'check themselves' after the Assembly of Treaty Chiefs unanimously voted to ask RCMP to investigate whether the province's fall referendum amounts to criminal treason.

The Alberta provincial government is set to provide a one-time payment of $100 as an energy rebate to approximately 3.4 million eligible residents.

Two men in Edmonton, Alberta, were caught with millions of unstamped cigarettes, which they were selling for profit. Surveillance revealed the corner store owners driving luxury cars and trading in illegal tobacco.

In Alberta, both proponents and opponents of separatism are accusing each other of spreading misinformation, with CBC News exploring the factual disagreements between the two sides.

David Livingstone's opinion piece criticizes B.C. Premier Eby for lecturing Alberta, arguing that his actions and policies like DRIPA undermine pipelines and Canadian unity, thereby fueling Alberta separatism.

The Alberta government has commissioned the University of Calgary to conduct a $1.5 million economic analysis and panel on the potential costs if the province were to separate from Canada.

An Edmonton judge's decision not to compel the Alberta Human Rights Commission to hear a case regarding 'fetish gear' in a woman's changing room has reignited debate over the conflation of sex and gender.

A ban on livestock that have been in Texas within the past 21 days from entering Canada due to screwworms is impacting Alberta rodeos, though Texas athletes are still determined to compete.

Alberta is promoting cheap natural gas to attract a data center boom, a strategy that conflicts with Canada's broader clean power objectives.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre stated that Canadians should not view those who vote for Alberta separation as 'enemies,' suggesting instead that offering 'hope' to Albertans could counter the province's secessionist movement.