Premier launches “Alberta Next” panel to explore province’s future in Canada Premier Danielle Smith announced Monday that Alberta could hold a referendum on separation from Canada in 2026—if enough Albertans demand it through a citizen-led petition. While the Premier emphasized
Alberta is challenging the constitutionality of the federal government’s Clean Electricity Regulations, warning the rules could lead to higher costs, power shortages, and potential blackouts during extreme weather. The provincial government announced Thursday that it has referred the matter to
In a night of sweeping gains for the Conservatives across Alberta, voters in Edmonton and surrounding ridings delivered a sharp rebuke to the Liberals and NDP, flipping key seats and ending Amarjeet Sohi’s return bid to federal politics. Sohi, the
Alberta’s first responders dedicate their lives to keeping our communities safe, and now the provincial government is stepping up to support their well-being. Applications are now open for the First Responders Mental Health Grant Program, designed to help frontline organizations
As of April 1, Alberta has implemented a new tiered markup system on wine, introducing additional fees based on a bottle’s value. The change, enacted by the provincial government, has already led to increased prices at liquor stores, restaurants, and
Much to the relief of fabled speed demon and photo radar ticket magnet Rob Christie, Alberta’s notorious photo radar cash cow has finally run out of gas. Starting April 1, the provincial government is shifting gears on Automated Traffic Enforcement
Starting April 1, 2025, Alberta will introduce a new tiered markup system on wine, increasing costs for both retailers and consumers. The province’s current flat markup of $4.11 per litre will be replaced with additional percentage-based fees on wines exceeding
The Alberta RCMP has kicked off Fraud Prevention Month, aiming to educate the public on recognizing and avoiding common scams. The campaign highlights several types of fraud that continue to target Albertans, including relationship scams, investment schemes, online fraud, and
In response to U.S. President Donald Trump declaring a 25% tariff on Canadian goods and 10% on Canadian Energy, Alberta is altering procurement practices to purchase goods and services from Alberta companies, Canadian companies or countries with which Canada has
Premier Danielle Smith’s government has delivered on its promise to ease the financial burden on hard-working Albertans, announcing a significant tax cut that will benefit millions across the province. Alberta’s personal income tax rate on earnings up to $60,000 will
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