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Many Alberta residents who rely on Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) still haven’t received a payment for August after the province confirmed there were technical issues on Tuesday.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith took the opportunity to pitch an equalization plan to Prime Minister Mark Carney at a press conference in Red Deer Wednesday.
Prime Minister Mark Carney came to the Alberta heartland Wednesday to announce housing money, sit shotgun on a canola sprayer and catch an earful — at a distance — from flag-waving separatists.
The Alberta government has confirmed some Assured Disability Income Assistance (AISH) clients have not received their August payments on time.
A new province-wide poll on separatist sentiment suggests a large majority of Albertans in every region of the province want to remain in Canada.
The Alberta government announced Monday that Albertans will be able to obtain MRI, CT, ultrasound and X-ray examinations without first getting a referral from a doctor or other health-care provider.
Fresh off multiple Canadian provinces agreeing this week to make it easier to get out-of-province alcohol shipped right to people’s doorsteps, Alberta says it’s now time to do the same for commercial retailers.
While Prime Minister Mark Carney says “everything is on the table” if Canada can’t come to an agreement with the U.S. before an August deadline imposed by President Donald Trump triggers a steep hike in tariffs, Premier Danielle Smith said Thursday that using oil as a bargaining chip won’t work for Alberta.
Alberta’s Opposition says the cost of just getting the word out on the province’s looming separation referendum is setting taxpayers back at least a third of a million dollars.
City police will soon be able to take intoxicated people off the street and keep them at a new facility for up to a day to sober up.
A senior member of Premier Danielle Smith’s government is again skirting questions about how he’ll vote in Alberta’s upcoming referendum on whether the province should remain in Canada.
Alberta’s minister of transportation says the province’s new bike complaint portal will help to inform fall legislation.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says close to 800,000 people have applied for her government’s $100 energy rebate.
Alberta’s government has launched a public complaint line for bike lanes.
It will be four years before a new natural gas-fired power plant north of Edmonton is operating and able to serve the massive data centre Meta Platforms Inc. is planning to build nearby.
Alberta’s new auditor general, Phil Peters, says he expects his investigation into a health-care contracting scandal to be complete by the end of this year.
