Alberta is investing $800 million over eight ... Child Comprehensive Cancer Center in Calgary, making it the “the first global oncology training, learning and reference site in Canada.” ...

Currently, the company has 485 employees, including about 270 in Canada. In Alberta, the company last year opened a new 22,300-square-metre facility in Nisku, just south of Edmonton. At the new ...

Don Braid laments the current Alberta budget as a “galling” attempt ... The government has budgeted nearly $2 billion for the Calgary Green Line LRT, among other funding; no similar funding ...

The head of Canada’s Alberta province, Premier Danielle Smith, said the province would not allow new imports and sales of U.S. alcohol, making it at least the fifth province to limit U.S. liquor ...

Alberta’s premier says the tentative deal ... funding to Edmonton after the province committed $330 million toward Calgary’s arena. “I’ve committed to Mayor Sohi and also Mayor Gondek ...

Kent Fellows, an economist with the University of Calgary’s school of public policy, said Alberta could take a big hit, not just from Trump’s tariffs, but from Canada’s retaliatory tariffs ...

EDMONTON - For the second time in under a week, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is facing pushback from within her own United Conservative caucus. This time it’s over her proposed 2025 budget.

Statistics Canada doesn't break that out from its total per-student calculations. For years now, the Alberta Teachers' Association (ATA) and the Fraser Institute have been making their own ...

Smith has accused the Alberta Opposition NDP of doing nothing to advocate on behalf of the province or Canada. At times, she’s listed the names of more than a dozen elected U.S. officials and ...

Smith has accused the Alberta Opposition NDP of doing nothing to advocate on behalf of the province or Canada. At times, she’s listed the names of more than a dozen elected U.S. officials and ...

adding that he is “furious” at the amount of money being provided to Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta’s two largest cities. “The continuous flow of our GDP to urban centers while rural ...

Meanwhile, the province hopes to add 4,000 more teachers in three years. According to Statistics Canada, Alberta has the lowest per-student funding of the 10 provinces. Schools would need 15.3 ...