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It was 119 years ago, on Sept. 1, 1905, that the Alberta Act came into effect and Alberta became a province of Canada. Hundreds of people flocked to the legislature grounds Sunday for celebrations ...

Thousands flooded through the gates of Heritage Park on Sunday, taking advantage of free entry for Alberta Day. About 30,000 people were expected to make their way to Calgary’s renowned ...

Alberta’s surplus is forecast to grow on paper to $2.9 billion on the back of higher than anticipated oil prices and population growth, but also in part due to continued borrowing. The projected ...

Hundreds of Alberta’s public sector workers rallied outside Foothills Hospital on Saturday in hopes of getting a message to the province to get a “fair collective agreement in the midst ...

Alberta will soon expand its online gambling landscape to allow multiple players to operate legally, moving closer to a model used in Ontario. At present, the only regulated and legal online ...

Alberta's premier says the province plans to lease new hospitals to Alberta Health Services with the option of transferring operations to another operator if it decides AHS isn't doing a good ...

At a UCP town hall event in Drayton Valley, Premier Danielle Smith revealed the next phases of her government’s restructuring of health care in Alberta, including plans to remove Alberta Health ...

The actress has posted a video, and her rumoured boyfriend Agastya Nanda's mother, Shweta Bachchan, left an adorable comment on it. Suhana shared a throwback video from Diwali 2023, in which she ...

Or sign-in if you have an account. OTTAWA — A group of female strength athletes is speaking out in favour of the Alberta government’s new rules relating to women’s sports and arguing that ...

Premier Danielle Smith says if Ottawa comes back this fall with a lowball estimate on Alberta’s share of the Canada Pension Plan, hard questions will have to be asked on next steps.

The number of opioid-related deaths in Alberta has declined again this year, with the province reporting fewer overdose deaths in May than in any month since before the COVID-19 pandemic.