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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.
Country musician Corb Lund says he’s not giving up the fight after his petition drive to stop new coal mining in Alberta was ruled a failure.
Elections Alberta says it’s set to begin verifying the signatures on a petition looking to force a vote on the province separating from Canada.
Elections Alberta says a petition by musician and activist Corb Lund to stop coal mining in the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains was unsuccessful.
Alberta’s pitch to the major projects office for a new oil pipeline to the West Coast is being billed as a public-private partnership, though its current structure skews almost entirely toward the public end of the spectrum.
The Alberta government says more than 106,000 residents applied for $100 relief cheques in just over 24 hours.
Alberta’s United Conservative government is inviting a political scientist and a pollster to help a panel tasked with redrawing the province’s voting lines.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s office is shrugging off a United Conservative backbenchers’ public opposition to the government’s deal with Ottawa to get an oil pipeline built.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed in regards to a privacy breach involving Alberta’s voter list.
The Alberta government has expanded the eligibility for disabled parking placards and licence plates, effective immediately, to include those with vision loss.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is expected to announce the next steps in her push for a new oil pipeline to Canada’s west coast on Thursday.
News may be coming on a pipeline to the West Coast following Canada Day.
Elections Alberta has been granted permission to begin the verification process for a petition by Alberta separatists after a decision by the Alberta Court of Appeals.
Paraders waved both Canada and Alberta flags high as many in a crowd cheered louder for tossed candy than politicians at the annual parade in the town of Ponoka.
A group representing hundreds of heavy construction firms in the province is urging a northern Alberta community to leave highway maintenance responsibilities to the government.
