More and Better Housing released their first report card grading each provincial government, along with the federal government, in how well their housing standards are progressing to meet new needs. Unfortunately for us, Alberta ranked dead last with a D+

Canada Post was notified of a strike notice from its workers. Postal workers could refuse to return to the job site as soon as Friday, May 23. This is the second time in the past year that the Canadian Union

The Alberta government is the first in the country to announce mandatory inspections on all watercraft entering the province to prevent the spread of invasive mussels into the province’s lakes and rivers. Starting on June 1, Alberta is introducing mandatory

The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) will be moving “a substantial number of military vehicles” between Edmonton and Calgary within the next 15 days in support of the RCMP-led Integrated Safety and Security Group (ISSG). Due to the delays that these

Alberta has announced a 10-year plan to end gender-based violence. This strategy is designed to work hand-in-hand with initiatives already launched and running by the Provincial government, like the Council on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirited

Alberta is reporting almost 40 new cases of Measels in the province, bringing to total 365 cases since early March. 30 of the new cases are in the southern zone of the province, which has over half of the total

In a direct response to escalating U.S. tariffs and rising economic uncertainty, Alberta’s government is freezing the industrial carbon price at $95 per tonne. The move is aimed at protecting Alberta’s key industries and the tens of thousands of jobs

Alberta is taking centre stage with over a dozen major sporting events headed out west over the summer. Alberta’s government has committed more than $1.2 million in Major Sport Event grant funding to help support these events within the province.