Tourism and Sport Minister Andrew Boitchenko said the discrepancy is out of his hands.

EDMONTON - Alberta and Ottawa have signed off on $203 million for new affordable housing projects across the province.

Statistics Canada's newly-released June 2025 Labour Force Survey indicates employment numbers grew by 83,000 in June, with ...

Internal emails throw light on the sources used by Government of Alberta staff to search for “inappropriate” materials in ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney could face his first major 'culture war' over Alberta's controversial new school library guidelines ...

Alberta Social Services Minister Jason Nixon says this round of funding keeps the province on track to meet its goal of ...

It's summer, and that means it's road trip season, and one route bursting with scenery was just named the best to take in ...

The Alberta and federal governments announced Friday they were together spending $203 million to fund 25 projects and add ...

The province said the funding will go to 25 projects and see more than 2,300 units built, ranging from student housing in Edmonton to units in Calgary for the homeless.

The RCMP are again asking for assistance in finding an Alberta man with a Canada-wide warrant. After a request for help from ...

Ten people, the majority infected children, have been hospitalized in B.C. as health officials hope the spread of the virus ...

CNW/ – Solving Canada’s housing crisis requires immediate action to bring down costs. To provide Canadians with increased access to affordable and sustainable ...