In 1972, then-premier Peter Lougheed introduced the Alberta Bill of Rights. More than 50 years later, it's set to see some ...

The question has some bite. Stenson isn’t an out-of-touch city guy. He grew up in near Pincher Creek and lives outside ...

This week’s roundup starts at Press Progress, where Luke LeBrun chronicles the increasingly surreal sequence of events ...

Province says it will launch another constitutional challenge of the act within four weeks if its concerns aren't addressed.

White streaks of condensation can be visible in the sky after planes fly by, and Smith has been criticized in recent days for giving credence to the belief that they are chemicals purposely sprayed ...

No city is more impacted than Edmonton, which receives about 60 per cent of all GIPOT payments, and is home to a majority of ...

But the Smith government now says it’s not happening, in part, because they think most Albertans do not want beer and wine and ready-to-drink cocktails and coolers sold in convenience stores and ...

But what about when it comes to something really important, like retail liquor sales? Fuhgeddaboudit! Yesterday, the UCP published a news release stating: “After a comprehensive review, the MLA ...

I’m sure many Albertans travelling between Edmonton and Calgary this spring and summer have noticed the lunatic fringe Take ...

Smith said in a video message that minors who have “already commenced their treatment” will be excluded from a soon-to-be-introduced law barring the use of puberty blockers and hormone therapies for ...

Alberta’s controversial approach to the opioid crisis rejects harm reduction, including supervised consumption sites. Despite ...