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How do you end up loving a city you once vowed never to live in? For me, the answer lies in the unlikely journey that eventually brought me to...
The Alberta independence movement believes they are gaining ground in Oct. 19 referendum fight
With Smith in the background Mark Carney is suddenly more active as a federalist campaigner
Alberta is undergoing an economic transformation, evolving from an energy powerhouse into a global hub for infrastructure, mega-energy projects and...
As oil prices top US$100 a barrel, two new reports hammer home one powerful point — Canadian oil production is primed for growth over the next...
There's more to this story than meets the eye
The prime minister plans to quickly boost Canada into an important drone power
In the end Calgarians will indeed face a lower hike. Let’s say nine per cent
Your auto insurance premium is likely coming down come January. Read on
Every fall, Calgary taxpayers are treated to the same theatrics.
Mayor Farkas vs Coun. Landon Johnston. The pull-no-punches councillor still believes Calgarians should know about a possible big tax hike right now
Well, this puts Premier Danielle Smith’s immigration referendum questions in a harsh new light. The executive director of her office, Bruce...
'It's pretty staggering to see Tamarack Valley, that were 5,000 barrels a day, go to 80,000 barrels a day'
Concern over Elections Alberta's ability to oversee vote coincides with apparent high voter interest
In October, Albertans will be asked in a referendum whether they want the province to remain in Canada or move toward a second independence...
The mad complexity of this Oct. 19 referendum is becoming obvious. With it comes a worry for the federalist side. What if the voting is so badly...
The Alberta government is serious. Some bike lanes will be removed. Some planned bike lanes will not happen. Soon
20 per cent property tax hike, 15 per cent tax hike. The numbers are leaked and Mayor Farkas feels the scorching heat
The latest poll gives the UCP a 51 to 41 percentage lead in popularity and, more importantly, a seven point lead in Calgary
'It's disproportionately going to hit small- and medium-sized enterprises, because they have fewer options in responding to an increase in their input...
Calgary's possible tax hikes for the next four years are from outer space, city hall is downright astounding
We have a crucial advantage at a touchy moment — Canada is popular and Trump isn’t
Will Alberta slap a tax on U.S. booze coming into Alberta? Stay tuned
'For Canada, we should be doubling down on our pipeline to the West Coast, because it could create some challenge long term. I don't see any challenge...
As much as this separation vote seems ill-advised amid a trade war, this could ultimately benefit the federalist cause. There is one large caveat,...
Premier Danielle Smith explains how Trump will rain down fury on Canada if the country plays politics with oil
The failed promises surrounding community access to what was previously known as Millennium Park can be plainly seen on its expanded basketball...
If the project proceeds it would boost Trans Mountain’s capacity by 210,000 barrels per day
Let’s face up to reality sooner rather than later; fossil fuels are reaching their sunset years.
Finance Minister Jason Nixon is also predicting a surplus for 2025-26
Calgary is putting serious energy behind artificial intelligence. Alberta’s refreshed Technology and Innovation Strategy aims to create 20,000...
Yes, the oil belongs to Alberta but cross border trade is Ottawa’s responsibility
The recent human‑trafficking arrests in Ontario should force Canadians to confront the systemic failures — jurisdictional, legal and cultural —...
Smith says the Americans have a bigger stick when it comes to placing tariffs or cutting off energy exports
Northback says 2.5 million tonnes of steelmaking coal will be produced each year by reopening operations at old mines on Grassy Mountain. This would...
Construction and honey industries expect financial impacts
"It was the United States government that really dealt a blow to its trading relationship with Canada by blocking that project,” said former Alberta...
Article content A battle has been waged in recent months between the residents of Erlton, Parkhill, Rideau and Roxboro and the developer behind a...
We all know that an apple rots from the core outward, but perhaps we need to consider if that applies to our city as well.
Anger small town Alberta and it could bring the curtain down on Tory rule come the next election
Keystone XL resurrection talk comes as Alberta and Canada propose new oil pipeline to the West Coast
It started at the University of Alberta when the Red Cross launched a blood donor clinic for the students.
CBRE report has Calgary moving up to 15th spot across North America in its annual tech talent study
Last Friday’s decision from the Ontario Court of Appeal on bike lanes doesn’t have any direct bearing on the debate around or the future of bike...
Calgary’s airport is having a record run. In 2025, YYC handled 19.4 million travellers and offered 108 non-stop destinations. That growth...
Wildfires raging in Canada this summer not only underscore the severe threat that climate change poses to the country’s ecosystems, but also...
If there’s one thing we don’t need, it’s more of the same. In 2025, patients endured a median wait of 28.6 weeks from referral to treatment, and...
The announcement in early July from the Prime Minister’s Office — confirming that Canada and Alberta will advance a new West Coast pipeline...
“No one is coming to save you. You have to save yourself.”
One fine morning, the rest of Canada might wake up, grab a coffee and suddenly realize Alberta’s already separated. Calm down. It didn’t quietly...